Analysts say Dell's revenue will improve once Nvidia Blackwell supply picks up and note the company isn't pricing AI servers as aggressively as peers are.
Dell Technologies' third-quarter fiscal 2025 results reflect strong demand for AI-optimized servers.
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US stocks steady as traders eye PCE inflation data, a key Fed gauge. Dell's AI-driven growth contrasts with weaker Q4 guidance, shaking tech sentiment.
U.S. stock futures were lower this morning, with the Dow futures falling around 50 points on Wednesday.
There may be an opportunity to buy the dip in shares of PC maker Dell, according to Melius Research.
Shares are down almost 7% over the past five days even though they rose slightly on Tuesday.
Dell reported $24.4 billion in revenue for its third quarter — a 10% year-on-year increase. Revenues jumped 34% in Dell's ISG division, which includes the company's AI operations.
Shares of Dell and HP fell on Wednesday after the personal computer makers issued forecasts that cast doubt on a market recovery driven by artificial intelligence-enabled PCs.
Dell's (NYSE: DELL) share price is spiraling downward as investors digest the company's third-quarter earnings and future forecasts.
Dell Technologies' 11% post-earnings sell-off is an overreaction, presenting a strong buying opportunity. The company's ISG segment is thriving, driven by AI server demand, with a 34% revenue increase and 41% operating income growth. Dell's forward P/E ratio and DCF model indicate significant undervaluation, with a fair share price 24% higher than the current market price.
I reiterate a 'Strong Buy' rating on Dell with a one-year target price of $210 per share, driven by robust AI server growth. DELL reported 9.5% revenue growth and 14% adjusted EPS growth, primarily fueled by record-high AI server orders and strong enterprise customer traction. Despite weaker Consumer PC business growth, Dell's new AI server products and partnerships with Nvidia, AMD, and Intel position it well for future growth.