Oppenheimer upgraded Advanced Micro Devices to outperform from perform with a $600 price target, about 34% above Friday’s close, as analyst Rick Schafer called AMD “a durable supplier of AI compute,” CNBC reported Nov. 9, noting the shares had fallen more than 26% over the past month. Investing.com said Schafer expects AMD’s data center sales to rise 135% next year to 85% of total revenue, with OpenAI and Meta driving AI chip growth and Anthropic ramping late in the first quarter.