AMD is hitting 600$ soon without having sold any hardware to OpneAI. What now?
(letzter Absatz ist interessant für uns, vielleicht hat Lisa Sue genau damit gerechnet und Meta und OpenAI geködert !?).
If AMD hits the $600 share target before selling any hardware to OpenAI, nothing changes immediately regarding the stock vesting, because the deal requires both conditions to be met simultaneously.The strategic partnership is governed by a double-trigger milestone mechanism. The $600 target is simply the maximum financial gate; it remains entirely locked until OpenAI completes physical data center deployments.The technical, operational, and financial realities of this scenario include:1. The Stock Stays Locked (No Double-Trigger)OpenAI’s 1-cent warrants are divided into sequential tranches. For any tranche to vest and allow OpenAI to claim its cheap shares, two independent requirements must be satisfied at the same time:The Financial Trigger: AMD’s stock price must reach the specified target (up to $600).The Operational Trigger: OpenAI must physically deploy a specified amount of power capacity (scaling from 1 GW to 6 GW) using AMD hardware.
If AMD touches $600 based on macro trends, CPU market share gains, or other customers, but has shipped zero gigawatts of hardware to OpenAI, the operational trigger is zero. No shares vest, and OpenAI receives nothing.