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Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

2026 AI Infra. outlook forming: XPU spending catching up with capex, u...

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.

Chase Tohanczyn ... (+3)
  • Chase Tohanczyn
  • Matthew Weiss
  • Scott Devitt
Antoine Legault ... (+2)
  • Antoine Legault
  • Matthew Bryson

Daily Views on Tech Headlines

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

Chase Tohanczyn ... (+4)
  • Chase Tohanczyn
  • Daniel Ives
  • Matthew Weiss
  • Scott Devitt

Proved Doubters Wrong, What Now?; OP, $320 PT

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

Dan Salmon
  • Dan Salmon

Alphabet (Buy, $295 target) Beat on Search + Cloud is a potent 1-2 pun...

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

Antoine Legault ... (+2)
  • Antoine Legault
  • Matthew Bryson

Daily Views on Tech Headlines

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

Alicia Reese ... (+3)
  • Alicia Reese
  • Kade Barr
  • Matthew McCartney
Antoine Legault ... (+2)
  • Antoine Legault
  • Matthew Bryson

Daily Views on Tech Headlines

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

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

Anthropic-GCP deal: The numbers and our read

Anthropic announced a multi-year expansion with Google Cloud “worth tens of billions of dollars”, covering up to 1m TPUs and representing over 1 GW of compute capacity to be deployed in 2026.

AbbVie Inc.: Key facts and statistics - H1 June 2025

A summary company profile, detailing AbbVie’s business operations and financial highlights.

Dan Salmon
  • Dan Salmon

Alphabet (Buy, $295 target) How much revenue could Anthropic’s 1M TPUs...

Yesterday, GOOGL formally announced an expanded compute and cloud services deal with Anthropic that provides access to “up to 1 million” TPUs and is worth “tens of billions” of dollars. This follows a Bloomberg report earlier this week citing potential for “high tens of billions” of revenue to GCP. We estimate that GOOGL will have 2.7M TPUs in service by the end of 2025 so the utilization of “up to 1 million” represents a significant source of demand for GOOGL’s custom chips.

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