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AMD and Intel gain as personal AI agents drive chip demand

Meta's Muse and the broader shift toward personal agents are lifting semiconductor stocks amid competitive pressure on larger tech firms.

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Meta's development of personal , including a tool called Muse, is driving renewed demand for chips from AMD and Intel. Both chipmakers have outperformed larger tech peers over the past month as investors bet on the infrastructure needs of the emerging personal agent category. The shift reflects a broader recognition that AI workloads are diversifying beyond the that dominated the past two years, creating opportunities for suppliers outside the dominant players.

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