Cantor Fitzgerald increased its price target on Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) to $140 from $120, while maintaining an Overweight rating. The move comes in anticipation of AMD’s upcoming “Advancing AI 2025” event, which is expected to spotlight the company's data center and AI strategy.

The event, headlined by CEO Dr. Lisa Su, will focus on AMD’s AI hardware roadmap, particularly the Instinct MI350 accelerator, which is now scheduled for earlier production in mid-2025. Investors also await further details on next-generation chips like the MI400, updates to AMD’s ROCm software stack, and advancements in rack-scale infrastructure following the ZT Systems acquisition.

Another key topic will be AMD’s revised outlook for the total addressable market (TAM) for AI infrastructure, which could be extended through 2029 or 2030 with a potential upward revision toward $600 billion.

Cantor sees 2025 as a foundational year leading into what could be stronger momentum in 2026, especially if AMD can secure major design wins and deliver an integrated software-hardware solution that resonates with the market. The firm believes growing confidence in AMD’s AI offerings could drive the stock to outperform within the semiconductor sector over the coming year.