AMD rebounds as chip stocks recover part of Thursday’s selloff

What is behind the stock move?
AMD rebounded with chip stocks after Thursday’s selloff. Separately, AMD, IBM and Oak Ridge announced a research platform on November 5 that pairs traditional computing with quantum hardware to study error correction. Near-term sales still depend on shipments of AMD’s server and AI chips.
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AMD rose about 11% during trading on November 6, 2026, as chip stocks rebounded from Thursday’s selloff.
- The gain recovered part of Thursday’s 17% decline. The regular close will show how much of the rebound held.
- AMD reported $13.38 billion in September-quarter sales on November 3, up 45% from a year earlier.
- The data-center business gives AMD exposure to both general-purpose server chips and chips that run AI workloads.
- On November 5, AMD, IBM and Oak Ridge National Laboratory announced a research platform to test ways to correct errors in quantum computers.
- The research gives AMD a way to test how its processors can work alongside quantum hardware. The announcement provided no sales forecast for the project.
- AMD still depends on customers building out data centers and buying its chips. Delays in those projects could slow sales.
Watch how quickly AMD can deliver its next data-center products and turn customer demand into revenue.
Financials and technicals
Charts through Nov 5, 2026. The session move above may reflect later news.
Technical setup and risks
A sustained move above Thursday’s high would recover more of the decline. A break below Thursday’s low would erase the rebound.
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