Shares of veteran computer maker Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) have skyrocketed over the past year. Last April, the stock reached a 52-week low of $41.47. This April, shares hit a high of $136.16. Dell's consistent ability to beat Wall Street expectations contributed to the dramatic upsurge of its stock, ...
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Computing company Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) went public way back in 1988. The business performed well for more than a decade, and the stock performance was sensational going into the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s. At one point, Dell was valued at around $100 billion. However, from the year 2000 ...
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Dividend investors often gravitate toward the stocks with the highest yields. However, a stock's yield might only look attractive because its underlying business is grappling with other problems. The company might also be struggling to generate adequate earnings or free cash flow (FCF) growth to support ...
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The market for artificial intelligence (AI) servers has taken off in the past year as cloud companies and data center providers pour money into building their AI infrastructure and developing generative AI applications. This explains why server manufacturers such as Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) and ...
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The boom in artificial intelligence (AI) spending is unprecedented. Companies are investing billions of dollars to create data centers and other computing infrastructure in hopes of winning the AI technology wars. Microsoft and OpenAI are reportedly set to spend $100 billion on a single supercomputer. ...
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Shares of Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) jumped 20.5% in March, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. The entirety of this big gain happened on the first day of the month, right after the company released financial results for its fiscal fourth quarter of 2024. To be clear, it's ...
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