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What Changed In Dell's Story?
Trefis1h agoneutral
What Changed In Dell's Story?

Dell Technologies' (DELL) management no longer leads its earnings calls with the topic it stressed two years ago. That topic has not disappeared. Management still talks about it. The business behind it still brought in $51.0 billion, about 45% of Dell's revenue, in fiscal 2026. So it matters to you. What did Dell's management use to lead with.

1 Services Stock with Exciting Potential and 2 We Question
StockStory14h agoneutral
1 Services Stock with Exciting Potential and 2 We Question

Business services providers use their specialized expertise to help enterprises streamline operations and cut costs. Market leaders have certainly capitalized on outsourcing trends and digital transformation initiatives to boost sales, helping fuel a 22.8% gain for the industry over the past six months - 4.4 percentage points higher than the S&P 500.

Cisco Stock Looks Expensive Until You Price The Year It Already Guided
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Cisco Stock Looks Expensive Until You Price The Year It Already Guided

Cisco Systems (CSCO) trades near $106 a share, about 24.6 times the $4.33 of non-GAAP earnings per share it reported for fiscal 2026. That is the same basis Cisco uses for its guidance and analysts use for their forecasts. For a networking supplier with $63.33 billion of revenue behind it, that is rich. And it ignores the two years analysts have already forecast.

Gadgets Are Going Premium—and Manufacturers Are Raking It In
The Wall Street Journal1d agoneutral
Gadgets Are Going Premium—and Manufacturers Are Raking It In

Apple’s iPhones, for example, are projected by Wall Street analysts to generate 17% more revenue this calendar year, according to FactSet. The main reason for the disconnect between sales and revenue are memory chip prices, which are being driven higher by the AI race.

Has Arista Networks Stock Quietly Become A Different Bet?
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Has Arista Networks Stock Quietly Become A Different Bet?

Investors pay 64 times earnings for Arista Networks (ANET). The S&P 500 trades at 22.5 times. They pay more because they expect fast growth to last, and for that to make sense, two things must both hold. Arista must get enough parts to ship its orders, and buying those parts must not squeeze its margins. The way management talks about its supply chain has changed. So what did it use to say.

Can Dell's Margins Catch Up With Its Stock?
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Can Dell's Margins Catch Up With Its Stock?

Dell Technologies (DELL) stock has returned 341% over the past twelve months, the best record among the six companies in its peer group. Its revenue growth also ranks first. Its operating margin ranks only fourth, and that gap is what a buyer today has to judge. Behind the growth is demand for its servers that has outrun its own supply.

Is Dell (DELL) Using the XPS Googlebook to Deepen Its AI Ecosystem Advantage?
Simply Wall St.2d agoneutral
Is Dell (DELL) Using the XPS Googlebook to Deepen Its AI Ecosystem Advantage?

Dell Technologies recently launched the XPS Googlebook, a 13‑inch premium Googlebook laptop powered by the Snapdragon X Elite processor and tightly integrated with Gemini Intelligence, featuring an aluminum chassis, 2.5K InfinityEdge touch display, and up to 16 hours of Netflix streaming on a single charge. This move extends Dell’s high‑end XPS brand into the Googlebook ecosystem for Android users, highlighting the company’s push to pair premium hardware with AI‑centric, cross‑device...

Why Micron and Dell stocks may have more juice than Nvidia
Yahoo Finance Video3d agoneutralVIDEO
Why Micron and Dell stocks may have more juice than Nvidia

Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi goes 1-on-1 with EMJ Capital Founder and President Eric Jackson to discuss the next set of tech stocks after memory that can grow exponentially during the AI boom and why Jackson is willing to bet on Dell (DELL) and Micron (MU).