Dell's F2Q27 Non-GAAP EPS of $7.04 and revenue of $47 billion both exceeded expectations. The company raised its FY27 traditional server revenue growth guidance to "over 100%." Goldman Sachs raised its price target to $570, citing a shift in growth logic driven by AI.
Dell's Q2 FY2027 results comprehensively exceeded expectations, with Non-GAAP EPS of $7.04, significantly surpassing Goldman Sachs' estimate of $4.96 and market consensus. Revenue reached $47 billion, also exceeding Goldman Sachs' estimate. The company simultaneously raised its full-year outlook significantly, increasing its FY27 traditional server revenue growth guidance from "over 60%" to "over 100%", and upgrading its storage business growth forecast from mid-single digits to mid-double digits. Goldman Sachs commented that the sustained demand for enterprise IT hardware upgrades, coupled with investments in AI-related infrastructure, provides Dell with differentiated long-term growth support. Goldman Sachs maintained a Buy rating on Dell, raised its 12-month price target from $510 to $570, and increased its average EPS forecast for the three years from FY27 to FY29 by 38%.
No AI analysis yet. Tap the "AI Analysis" button above to generate one now.
Disclaimer: This content reflects the author's personal views only and does not constitute investment advice.
24H Trending
-
1
Oracle, Meta, and SpaceX credit default swaps (CDS) hit all-time highs, as the market anticipates a surge in AI-related bond issuance in Q4.
-
2
Bain Survey: Chinese Consumers Prioritize Technology in Car Purchases, While Europeans and Americans Still Value Price; Western Automakers Face Dual Pressure
-
3
Liu Jun, President of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC): Commercial Banks Bear Heavier Financial and Legal Responsibilities Than Central Banks in AI Deployment
-
4
Anthropic pitches AI safety bill that would require judge's permission to block models
-
5
Anthropic reportedly faces a compute shortage as cloud giants view it as a competitor, plans November IPO.
-
6
Media reports: Amazon Web Services (AWS) has billions of dollars worth of NVIDIA chips backlogged in its warehouses due to power shortages, leading to negative free cash flow.
-
7
Hansoh Pharmaceutical inks up to $15B drug deal with Roche, China's innovative drug out-licensing hits $130B
-
8
U.S. equity index futures rose, boosted by strong earnings reports from AI-related companies.
-
9
King Charles III of the UK praised Oman's peaceful efforts in reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
-
10
Multi-party talks between the US and Ukraine were held in Oslo, Norway, with the Finnish President stating "real progress has been made." Russia hopes to meet with the US envoy on the 21st.
Markets Today
Recommended Reading


