Tech ETFs to Buy as AMD Tops Q3 Earnings, Data Center Revenues Up 97%

What happened: Advanced Micro Devices AMD beat third-quarter 2026 revenue and earnings estimates, with data center revenue reaching a record. The stock rose 8% in extended trading on Nov. 3, then fell 17.3% amid a broader tech sell-off after U.S. Why it matters: The content cites capital expenditure growth, advanced packaging constraints and HBM4 memory pricing volatility as concerns, and notes revived talk of tighter data center regulation after Democratic wins in Congress. It presents AMD-heavy ETFs as a way to gain exposure while smoothing single-stock volatility. Market: +9.4% today ($441.20), +97.4% YTD, 0.6x vol — as of 15:33 UTC Verified: Q3_2026 (Nov 3) EPS $2.09 vs $1.94 est, +7.5% beat; next print ~Feb 2

Advanced Micro Devices AMD beat third-quarter 2026 revenue and earnings estimates, with data center revenue reaching a record. The stock rose 8% in extended trading on Nov. 3, then fell 17.3% amid a broader tech sell-off after U.S.

The content cites capital expenditure growth, advanced packaging constraints and HBM4 memory pricing volatility as concerns, and notes revived talk of tighter data center regulation after Democratic wins in Congress. It presents AMD-heavy ETFs as a way to gain exposure while smoothing single-stock volatility. Market: +9.4% today ($441.20), +97.4% YTD, 0.6x vol — as of 15:33 UTC Verified: Q3_2026 (Nov 3) EPS $2.09 vs $1.94 est, +7.5% beat; next print ~Feb 2