TechFlow Intelligence: AMD data center revenue nearly doubles, shares surge 9% after hours; Binance discloses $6.3 billion theft began with a fake job interview

Binance disclosed that a $6.3 billion theft began with a fake job interview, in which hackers posing as recruiters induced an employee to install malicious code and then used internal AI tools to gain access to the wallet-signing system; the FBI attributed the attack to the North Korea-linked group TraderTraitor. The breach helped trigger more than $1 billion in two-day net outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs, with BlackRock's IBIT accounting for about $400 million, as bitcoin briefly tested the $77,000 level before finding support above its 100-day moving average. AMD reported third-quarter revenue of $13.38 billion, up 45% year over year, and adjusted EPS of $2.09 versus $1.95 expected, while data-center revenue reached $8.5 billion—64% of total sales, up from 47% a year earlier—and the company guided fourth-quarter revenue to about $17 billion. CEO Lisa Su said data-center revenue would double for the full year and server revenue could double again by 2027, driven by ramps of the Helios and Venice products. The results sent AMD shares up 9% after hours, contrasting with the crypto market's confidence shock.