ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES INC
3,603 institutions still hold ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES INC as of Q1 2026. Tracked across SEC 13F-HR filings, with insider and 13D/G activity surfaced alongside.
AMD's Q1 2026 institutional ownership is a $239.3B book across 3,063 holders. BlackRock remains the largest holder at $29.7B (145.8M shares, -1.2% shares, -$1.9B); Vanguard's passive-index block now reports as three separate entities totaling $31.1B (Vanguard Capital Management $21.6B NEW, Vanguard Portfolio Management $7.6B NEW, Vanguard Fiduciary Trust $1.9B NEW) -- a structural reporting artifact, not a portfolio decision. Jane Street surged +34.6% shares to $11.6B (+$2.5B) as the largest absolute buyer; Susquehanna added +14.0% (+$748M); Millennium added +32.7% (+$327M); JPMorgan added +16.0% (+$275M); and Citigroup added +17.4% (+$174M). Sellers included BlackRock -$1.9B; BNP Paribas -$1.2B (-19.9%); State Street -$834M; Bank of America -$642M (-13.3%); Barclays -$631M (-12.5%); Morgan Stanley -$525M (-5.1%); Goldman Sachs -$422M; Deutsche Bank -$274M; Amundi -$607M. CTC LLC's position increased +116.8% (market-maker flow). FMR/Fidelity added +$45M. Geode added +$59M. The Q1 2026 flow is net-mixed: strong active-manager buying from Jane Street, Susquehanna, Millennium, and JPMorgan offset by meaningful trimming from BlackRock, BNP Paribas, and several bank-affiliated traders. Vanguard's three-way split mechanically inflates newPositions. The 75.50 whaleScore reflects AUM. Smart-money-signal read: Jane Street's +$2.5B add is the strongest conviction signal, Susquehanna's continued accumulation confirms flow-trader support, while BlackRock's -$1.9B trim and BNP Paribas's -19.9% cut are notable active reductions. Net-net, the active-manager flow is slightly positive for AMD in Q1 2026.
Top holders
Sorted by position value. Source: SEC EDGAR 13F-HR filings.