- Analysts had a bullish reaction to Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) working with Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) to build a self-driving car chip but reaffirm the previous ratings and price targets.
- Rosenblatt Securities Hans Mosesmann reiterates a Buy rating and $22 price target for AMD.
- Mosesmann writes that the Tesla collaboration validates AMD “in a field that nobody was considering as viable” and gives the chipmaker its first play in the self-driving market. Mosesmann continues that the deal “says that AMD’s CPU/GPUs in PC and server markets are the real deal.”
- Jefferies semiconductor analyst Mark Lipacis reiterates his Buy rating and $19 price target for AMD.
- Lipacis says the Tesla shipments won’t have a near-term impact on AMD’s bottom line but calls the deal a “critical win for AMD” that supports the firm’s belief the company will benefit from the next big thing in technology.
- Lipacis also comments on Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), which was bumped to the side in favor of AMD, saying that near-term headline risks aren’t favorable but he doesn’t see a long-term risk.
- AMD shares are up 1.89% premarket.
- Nvidia shares are down 2.3% premarket.
- Previously: CNBC: Tesla working with AMD on self-driving car chip (Sept. 20)
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