-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に対し、以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。目標株価を75ドルから100ドルに引き上げます。これは、2028年EPSのPERが33.3倍となる水準であり、同業他社や過去の実績を上回っています。これは、利益率と業績予想の上振れ余地を反映したものです。予想を上回る第1四半期および第2四半期の業績見通しを受け、2026年EPSを0.70ドルから1.05ドルに、2027年EPSを1.30ドルから1.40ドルに、2028年EPSを2.64ドルから3.00ドルにそれぞれ引き上げます。INTCの収益成長は、AIサーバーにおけるコンテンツシェアの拡大によって促進されると予想されます。AIサーバーでは、CPUとアクセラレータの比率が1:8から1:4、あるいは同等へと回復しつつあり、これは推論、エージェント型AI、物理AIといったCPU負荷の高いワークロードの増加によるものです。これにより、Xeonフランチャイズは力強く持続的な需要が見込まれる体制を整え、製品パイプラインは過去5年間で最も速いペースで拡大しています。クライアントセグメントでは、AI PCがクライアントCPU構成の60%以上を占めるようになりました。また、最先端のウェハー生産能力不足の中、Intel Foundryの勢いが増していることにも期待が持てます。イーロン・マスク氏とのTerafabパートナーシップや、Googleとの複数年にわたる長期契約は、大きな後押しとなっています。Intel 18Aプロセスの歩留まりも順調に推移しています。
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