Although both companies are based in the U.S. Unfortunately, neither AMD nor NVIDIA is expected to benefit from that law, which is aimed at driving domestic semiconductor production. In the U.S., one trend that’s sure to drive growth in the chip industry is the CHIPS and Science Act. Some chipmakers are likely to benefit from this law more than others. It’s aimed at bolstering the semiconductor supply chain and promoting R&D on advanced technologies in the U.S. However, the recently signed CHIPS and Science Act should give the chipmaking industry a boost. Meanwhile, the semiconductor industry has had a difficult time since the early days of the pandemic as shortages squeezed supplies of everything from cars to smartphones and tablets. A closer look reveals why AMD deserves a bullish view, while a bearish view may be more accurate for NVDA.Īdvanced Micro Devices and NVIDIA have both benefited from cryptocurrency mining and other trends that drove increases in semiconductor sales. In this piece, we used TipRanks’ Comparison Tool to evaluate two popular semiconductor stocks - Advanced Micro Devices ( AMD) and NVIDIA ( NVDA). Chipmaker stocks have certainly had their ups and downs over the years, but this year, they’ve been heading mostly down, creating the potential for investors to pick and choose the cream of the crop at a discount.
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