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P/E looks cheap; Dell remains central to AI data center buildout, but risks include low-margin share-grabbing and elevated memory prices that may weigh on growth.
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Shares of Dell Technologies have more than quadrupled since the start of 2026, and the commentator flags two cleanly opposed facts: Dell still trades at an apparently low price-to-earnings ratio (P/E), and the company sits at the center of the AI data center buildout. He also warns management may chase share by taking on lower-margin work to push against Hewlett Packard Enterprise, and that elevated memory chip prices could be a lasting drag on growth, the precise tradeoff the market is wrestling with.
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