Dell Technologies (DELL) shares dropped on Wednesday following third-quarter results described as “admittedly messy” by JPMorgan, although the bank's analysts believe Dell is still well-positioned to benefit from the long-term rise of artificial intelligence (AI). The company, known for its servers and personal computers, reported third-quarter revenue of $24. 4 billion, a 10% increase from the previous year. However, this was below the consensus from Visible Alpha analysts, and their fourth-quarter outlook was also underwhelming. As a result, Dell's stock fell more than 12% to close at $124. 38. Nevertheless, despite Wednesday's losses, the stock has risen over 62% since the beginning of the year. Growing AI Server Demand JPMorgan maintained its "overweight" rating and a $160 price target after Dell's earnings report.
The analysts highlighted that despite missing revenue expectations, “AI server demand momentum continues to build, ” citing Dell’s record quarterly backlog of $4. 5 billion. This strong backlog, along with nearly record-high AI server revenue, indicates that concerns about the results and guidance are likely exaggerated. Similarly, Morgan Stanley kept an "overweight" rating and a $154 price target. Their analysts noted, "DELL delivered where it needed to, " expressing strong confidence that Dell is gaining traction in a rapidly expanding market. They remain optimistic about the growth of AI server revenue into the next year.
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