Dell Technologies is nearing a deal worth more than $5 billion to provide Elon Musk's xAI with servers optimized for artificial intelligence work, Bloomberg News reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Dell Technologies ( DELL ) is well-positioned for the second-half of this year, according to Morgan Stanley analysts. But the company is expected to guide below analyst and investor expectations for fiscal year 2026 (begun in February) as the near term is predicted to be not just "choppy" but also "tricky," the MS analysts wrote in a note on Thursday.
Dell Technologies (DELL) concluded the recent trading session at $111.44, signifying a -0.77% move from its prior day's close.
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When you hear Dell Technologies (DELL 0.43%), you probably think of the laptop you use at work. While that's a fair assessment because that's likely the most common interaction you have with the company's products, Dell is also a massive player in the artificial intelligence (AI) space.
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Dell Technologies (DELL) closed at $101.77 in the latest trading session, marking a +1.68% move from the prior day.
Dell Technologies stock is undervalued with strong fundamentals, AI tailwinds, and a dirt cheap forward P/E ratio. Dell's resilience amid market sell-offs and increased R&D spending on AI innovations highlight its strategic positioning for future growth. The fair share price estimate of $130 suggests a 26% upside, supported by robust EPS growth and favorable DCF analysis.
Although DELL's accelerating AI push and cheap valuation are noteworthy, the sluggish PC market and cautious IT spending are headwinds.
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