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27.04.26 - 18:30
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Texas Instruments-Aktie am Allzeithoch: Lange unterschätzt! (Sharedeals)
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Die Aktie von Texas Instruments profitiert zunehmend von strukturellen Trends rund um Rechenzentren, Energieinfrastruktur und Industrieelektronik. Der erwartete massive Ausbau globaler Datenkapazitäten könnte dem Halbleiterhersteller über Jahre hinweg neue Wachstumsimpulse liefern. Die jüngsten Geschäftszahlen zeigen eine robuste Entwicklung. Im ersten Quartal 2026 verzeichnete Texas Instruments eine deutliche Belebung der Nachfrage, insbesondere aus den Bereichen Kommunikationstechnologie, […]
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24.04.26 - 13:06
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Think It’s Too Late to Buy Texas Instruments? Here’s the Case for Getting In Now (24/7 Wall St.)
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Texas Instruments (NASDAQ: TXN) stock has climbed from roughly $162.74 per share in October 2025 to $236.31 at its Q1 FY26 filing on April 22, 2026, a roughly six-month run that pushed the analog giant to a multi-year high and a market cap near $256.96 billion. For investors who watched it happen and did nothing, ... Think It's Too Late to Buy Texas Instruments? Here's the Case for Getting In Now...
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24.04.26 - 05:06
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Texas Instruments says edge AI opportunities extend beyond robots (Digitimes)
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In an April 23 interview, Amichai Ron of Texas Instruments (TI) warned that edge AI will reshape devices worldwide, extending far beyond robotics and driving greater semiconductor demand as AI integrates into long-lived products, implying that global markets must prepare for increased connectivity, sensorization, and chip requirements, along with regulatory and logistical adjustments....
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24.04.26 - 00:42
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Texas Instruments Jumps Most Since Dot-Com On Upgraded Outlook; Goldman Sees Analog Recovery (ZeroHedge)
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Texas Instruments Jumps Most Since Dot-Com On Upgraded Outlook; Goldman Sees Analog Recovery
Shares of Texas Instruments jumped the most since the Dot-Com bubble era after the chipmaker issued a stronger-than-expected second-quarter forecast, signaling that demand is rebounding across industrial markets and data centers. Goldman analysts told clients the guidance suggests the "analog recovery is continuing."
Revenue guidance of $5 billion to $5.4 billion and profit guidance of $1.77 to $2.05 a share both came in well above the Bloomberg Consensus estimate of estimate $4.85 billion, while first-quarter results also beat expectations.
Here's a snapshot of first-quarter results (courtesy of Bloomberg):
EPS $1.68 vs. $1.28 y/y, estimate $1.38
Revenue $4.83 billion, +19% y/y, estimate $4.53 billion
Analog revenue $3.92 billion, +22% y/y, estimate $3.68 billion
Embedded processing revenue $723 million, +12% y/y, estimate $683 million
Other revenue $178 million, -16% y/y, estimate $16...
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