Teradyne shares fell about 6% ahead of its earnings release amid a broader chip market sell‑off.
Analysts project Q2 revenue of $1.21 billion, a 76% YoY increase, and adjusted EPS of $2.10 versus $0.75 last year.
The company’s stock is up roughly 97% YTD, vastly outperforming the Nasdaq’s ~6% gain in the same period.
Strong AI‑driven demand for high‑end processors and memory chips is boosting Teradyne’s testing equipment sales.