Hewlett Packard Enterprise CoEnterprises accelerating server/storage purchases due to memory chip price increases.
Morgan Stanley analyst Erik Woodring says enterprise hardware stocks exposed to server and storage themes have further upside to earnings estimates as memory chip prices keep rising. Woodring notes enterprises are accelerating purchases of PCs, servers and storage arrays to lock in favorable prices and limit supply shortages, calling the trend a multi-year structural headwind. He highlights Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Everpure, TD Synnex and Lenovo as bullish picks. JPMorgan strategist Jay Kwon separately estimates the memory chip shortage will last at least two years, with demand broadening from GPU to CPU and remaining a key source of potential upward revisions. Sandisk CEO David Goeckeler said on his earnings call that the company has over four years of demand visibility.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise CoEnterprises accelerating server/storage purchases due to memory chip price increases.
Lenovo GroupLenovo highlighted as bullish pick benefiting from accelerated PC purchases.
Everpure, Inc.Everpure highlighted as bullish pick benefiting from accelerated enterprise hardware purchases.
Synnex CorporationTD Synnex highlighted as bullish pick benefiting from accelerated enterprise purchases.
Sandisk CorpCEO cites over four years of demand visibility amid memory chip shortage.
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