In this first take following tonight’s results, we touch on: 1. 3Q25 revenue deceleration hangs over the stock 2. Management remains confident that Amazon DSP is not a competitor 3. Kokai adoption reaches three quarters of spend 4. CFO transition announced, other leadership changes evolve go-to-market
While the latest update from the Trump administration now points to 50% total tariffs (up from 25% initially), we still expect negotiations between the two countries will continue to unfold over the coming days and weeks, and we would not exclude the possibility a trade deal (containing lower tarif
Quick update following yesterday’s report on Amazon Web Services (AWS) offering OpenAI’s new gpt-oss open weight models, in which we noted that Google Cloud Platform (GCP) did not yet offer them. That changed this morning, and we have the new details in today’s report.
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AMZN remains our Top Pick, based on 2H25/1H26 AWS revenue acceleration, albeit lagging GCP and Azure. That AWS appears to be more capacity constrained than Azure and GCP is not a big surprise. MSFT has the largest base of GPUs, while GOOGL has a larger custom silicon base. We expect AWS to accelerate as it closes the gap on custom silicon, ramping into Trainium3 later this year.
FMS: August 5th-7th in San JoseView: The Future of Memory and Storage Conference (formerly the Flash Memory Summit) takes place in Santa Clara Aug 5th - 7th. We will be hosting in person investor meetings (centered around a full day of meetings on the 6th) both at FMS and at company HQs close to th
Figure 1. 2Q25 ResultsSource: Company reports, Wedbush estimates, FactSet consensusGuidance notes: 2Q total revenue guidance of $159B to $164B; 2Q operating income guidance of $13.0B to $17.5B.In 2Q, total revenues grew +13.3% Y/Y, ~3% ahead of expectations, driven by outperformance across all segm
In this first take following tonight’s results, we focus on: 1. AWS revenue growth beats consensus but the real question is 2H acceleration 2. Increased 2025 capex guidance no surprise but no early hints for 2026 3. Custom silicon, price, and incumbent workloads define the long-term AWS AI strategy 4. Tariff uncertainty weighs on retail outlook, but underlying fundamentals remain strong
With a healthy debate going on regarding forward supply/demand fundamentals for memory (and with Samsung's commentary unlikely to shift opinions on this front in our view), we believe investor focus likely gravitates towards Samsung's pessimistic comments on downward pressure on HBM pricing. And wh
In this first take following tonight’s results, we focus on: 1. With ad revenue growth holding ~20%, more investment in core AI vision makes sense 2. Under the hood ad improvements still under appreciated by the Street 3. Capex spending growing to ~$100B in 2026 4. Superintelligence Labs and the operating expense outlook
Figure 1. 2Q25 ResultsSource: Company reports, Wedbush estimates, FactSet consensusNote: 2Q revenue guide in the range of $42.5-$45.5B.Meta delivered strong 2Q results. Revenue in the quarter reached $47.5B (+21.6% Y/Y), ahead of consensus of $44.8B (+14.7% Y/Y) by ~6%. Revenue was modestly above t
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