1. Historical accounting issues and OEM competition are present, but AI tailwinds, mid-range server adoption, and cost optimization support a Moderate Buy stance with a $50-$60 target; 2. Vertically integrated manufacturing, customizable GPUs, and global expansion signal robust top-line prospects, but uncertain supplier ties and potential share commoditization are concerns; 3. Despite not ranking top among AI plays, moderate margins, scaling operations, and ongoing HPC adoption imply a 25-37% upside, assuming stable EPS growth and limited accounting risks.
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