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RBCによると、インテルはCPUの幅広い需要が継続すると見込んでいる。

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-- RBCキャピタル・マーケッツは月曜日のレポートで、インテル(INTC)は短期的な見通しが明るいと指摘した。同社は中央処理装置(CPU)の幅広い需要が年内を通して継続すると予想しており、製品構成の変化が平均販売価格を押し上げると見込んでいる。 RBCのアナリストによると、CPU全体の需要は生産能力を上回り続けており、クラウド企業が最も力強い成長を示し、エンタープライズ顧客も好調だという。製品構成はより大型のダイを搭載したCPUへとシフトしており、これが平均販売価格を押し上げている。インテルはコスト上昇と旺盛な需要環境を反映して価格を引き上げた、とアナリストは述べている。 レポートによると、インテルはCPU密度の向上を目の当たりにしており、エージェント型AIは従来のAIトレーニングワークロードと比較してCPU対GPU比率を高めている。物理AIとエッジコンピューティングもCPU需要を押し上げており、リアルタイム推論にはCPUが不可欠である、とレポートは指摘している。 アナリストは、インテルは下半期の見通しに自信を持っているようだと述べている。 RBCは同社の株価格付けを「セクターパフォーム」に据え置き、目標株価を80ドルとした。

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