 
                                                                                 
                                                                                A Closer Look at FY4Q25 (September) ResultsRevenueApple reported total revenue of $102.47 billion (up 8% y/y) as it came in above the Street's $102.23 billion estimate and in line with the company’s guidance of mid to high-single digit y/y growth as the company saw growth in the vast majority of ma
 
                                                                                It has been a busy week with Nvidia’s comments in Washington and three hyperscalers reporting last night. Building on these updates, we have already formed a very insightful perspective on how AI infrastructure deployments are shaping up for next year. Please follow the link for our insight summarized on a single slide.
 
                                                                                Shipments in Q4 are expected to dip 10% Q/Q given reduced inventories to pull from and Samsung's ongoing conversion of older lines (which is weighing on output).Capex: The company is considering a significant increase in capex in 2026. DRAM - Management noted spend should skew towards DRAM. For DRA
 
                                                                                Figure 1. 3Q25 ResultsSource: Company reports, Wedbush estimates, FactSet consensusAlphabet delivered strong 3Q results across all segments. Alphabet reported 3Q revenue of $102.3B (+15.9% Y/Y), with growth above Street estimates by ~270bps. Google Services revenue of $87.0B (+13.8% Y/Y) was above
 
                                                                                What’s New: In this first take following tonight’s results, we focus on: 1. Search and Cloud growth underscore GOOGL’s AI edge 2. Search revenue/paid click acceleration shows successful evolution of core business 3. Raised 2025 capex guidance and a “significant increase
 
                                                                                DRAM demand growth: Forecast to rise from high-teens % in 2025 to 20%+ in 2026. Hynix is emphasizing its transition to 1C to support conventional DRAM demand (expected to represent >50% of Korean capacity by end of 2026) and its ramp of M15X to increase HBM output in 2026.NAND demand/supply grow
 
                                                                                Lux will use MI350 silicon, a result that should create a modest boost for AMD's server compute/GPU revenues in the early 2026 time frame. Discovery will be built around the MI430, a variant of AMD's MI400 processors tuned for HPC. The biggest surprise here (in our view) is Discovery's delivery isn
 
    
 
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