小摩将PC盈利的强势归因于市场份额增长以及供应链管理灵活。联想在PC方面跑赢同行，主要原因是 行业领导力。此外，联想在服务器业务方面也持续增长，也获得许多新订单。尽管由于业务重组持续推 进，联想基础设施方案业务集团(ISG)净利润可能维持在盈亏平衡水平左右，但小摩预计，由于重组成 本的影响较小，联想2026年的盈利将有望上升。中长期看，联想也可能进军人工智能(AI)领域，届时将 迎重新估值机会。 摩根大通发布研报称，予联想集团(00992)目标价13港元，重申"增持"评级。小摩上调对该集团 2026/2027财年(3月31日止)盈利预测2-3%，主要考虑个人电脑(PC)强势。小摩指，针对本月13日公布的 联想2026财年首财季业绩，预计由于PC的优势，集团也将好于预期。预测季度销售额为182.66亿元、毛 利为28.21亿美元，毛利率15.4%。 ...

Core Viewpoint - Dell Technologies is restructuring its leadership, with Jeff Clarke taking over the personal computer (PC) business unit, while former PC head Sam Burd is reassigned to the corporate strategy department [1] Group 1 - Jeff Clarke will now be responsible for the PC business unit [1] - Sam Burd, the previous head of the PC business, will move to the corporate strategy department [1]

Group 1 - Intel is set to release its Q2 earnings report, but analysts believe investors are more focused on the company's future strategy rather than specific financial data [2] - The company appointed a new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, in March, amid challenges in the AI competition and significant layoffs, necessitating tough decisions regarding business development [2] - Analysts from Bernstein noted that Intel's PC business appears stable due to tariff factors, but the growth in PC demand is seen as a result of "pulling forward" orders to avoid potential future tariff adjustments [2] Group 2 - Investors are questioning Intel's 18A chip manufacturing process, with reports suggesting the company may not offer this process to external customers, which could lead to significant asset impairment [3] - Bernstein's team slightly adjusted Intel's Q2 revenue forecast from $11.8 billion to $11.9 billion, still below the FactSet consensus of $12 billion, while lowering the Q3 forecast from $12.6 billion to $12.5 billion [3] - The stock is viewed as event-driven, making it difficult to short, as it can experience sudden spikes due to news [3]

Group 1 - HP has lowered its revenue forecast for the year due to rising tariff costs and a slowdown in hardware demand during a recent fiscal quarter [2] - In the second fiscal quarter ending April 30, HP reported revenue of $13.2 billion, a year-on-year increase of 3.1%, but earnings per share were 71 cents, below the market expectation of 81 cents [2] - To alleviate cost pressures, HP plans to raise prices on certain products and accelerate the relocation of production capacity, aiming to move nearly all products for the North American market out of China by the end of June [2] Group 2 - HP has been planning for capacity relocation, with reports from August 2024 indicating intentions to move over 50% of PC production out of China and establish a "backup" design center in Singapore [3] - HP has set an internal goal to ultimately produce 70% of its laptops outside of China, with at least five suppliers already building new manufacturing plants or warehouses in Thailand [3] - The Chief Supply Chain Officer of HP stated that the company will continue to invest in existing long-term operational factories while also relocating some production to create flexibility and reduce customer risk [3]

Core Viewpoint - The price of DRAM products has been declining for six consecutive months, reaching the lowest level since December 2023, primarily due to weak demand from PCs and smartphones, as well as China's preference for domestic products [1][2]. Group 1: Price Trends - In February, the bulk trading price of benchmark DRAM products fell by 3% compared to the previous month, with the price of 8GB DDR4 around $1.70 and 4GB products at approximately $1.30 [1]. - The continuous price decline has been attributed to a decrease in demand for personal computers and smartphones, which account for about 50% and 35% of DRAM usage, respectively [1]. Group 2: Market Dynamics - China's subsidy policy favoring domestic products has accelerated the price drop, with local companies like CXMT focusing on producing DDR4 and developing next-generation DDR5 [2]. - Many industry experts believe that there is no alternative market to replace China, and the influence of low-priced Chinese products is contributing to the ongoing price decline [2]. - The consensus among interviewed companies suggests that DRAM prices may not recover until the second half of the year [2].