AI Stocks — 5/31/2026

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#1DELL — AI Server Revenue Explodes 757% YoY; Stock Surges 32%+ for Best Day Ever

Dell Technologies posted record Q1 FY2027 results with AI-optimized server revenue of $16.1 billion — up 757% year-over-year — and booked $24.4 billion in new AI orders during the quarter alone. Total revenue hit $43.8 billion (+88% YoY) with record Q1 free cash flow of $4.1 billion. Dell raised full-year FY27 revenue guidance to $167 billion and projected $60 billion in AI server revenue for the year, sending shares up 32–38% for their best single-day move since the company re-listed in 2018.

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#2AVGO — Broadcom Sets Up for June 3 Earnings; Susquehanna Raises PT to $490

Broadcom reports Q2 FY2026 results on June 3, with analyst consensus at $2.40 EPS on $22.1 billion in revenue — an estimate that has risen 11.1% over the past 90 days as custom AI chip momentum builds. Susquehanna raised its price target to $490 from $450 this week, and 47 analysts carry an average Strong Buy rating with a consensus price target of $481.97. Shares touched a session high of $448.88 on Friday, up roughly 23% year-to-date.

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#3GOOGL — Alphabet Hits All-Time Highs; Berkshire Takes Stake as Cloud Accelerates to +63% YoY

Alphabet has hit new all-time highs in 2026 on the back of Google Cloud revenue re-accelerating to 63% year-over-year growth in Q1 — up sharply from 48% the prior quarter — silencing skeptics who questioned the company's AI transition. Berkshire Hathaway disclosed a significant new stake in Alphabet this year, lending further credibility to the AI thesis from one of Wall Street's most scrutinized long-term allocators.

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#4SNOW — Snowflake Q1 FY2027: Record Sequential Growth on AI Product Demand

Snowflake reported Q1 FY2027 revenue of $1.39 billion (+33% YoY) with product revenue of $1.33 billion — the strongest sequential dollar growth in company history. Net revenue retention held at 126% while remaining performance obligations surged 38% to $9.21 billion; management credited Cortex AI and Cortex Code products as the primary demand drivers.

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#5NVDA — Jensen Huang Frames $40 Trillion Physical AI TAM; NVDA Trades 23% Below Consensus PT

Jensen Huang this week characterized humanoid robotics and labor automation as a $40 trillion total addressable market, reigniting interest in physical AI plays including Tesla, Symbotic, and Serve Robotics. Despite the narrative momentum, Nvidia trades around $208 against a 61-analyst consensus price target of $296.81 — implying 44% upside — and the stock has dramatically lagged the SOX Index this year even as Data Center revenue hit $39 billion last quarter, up 73% YoY.

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#6CRM — Salesforce's Agentforce Earnings Test: Can AI Offset Legacy CRM Headwinds?

Salesforce's Q1 FY2027 print (reported May 27) was framed as one of the most pivotal in years, with the options market pricing in a double-digit one-day swing pre-release. The quarter was a direct test of whether Agentforce — Salesforce's AI agent platform — can drive the next leg of growth as traditional CRM revenue faces pressure from newer competitors.

🔗 Saxo

#7MSFT — Microsoft Down 13% YTD Despite 27% EPS Growth Outlook; Third Straight Disappointment

Microsoft is the notable AI laggard among mega-caps, down roughly 13.3% year-to-date despite analysts projecting 27.1% EPS growth for the full year. The stock has missed or disappointed on forward commentary for three consecutive quarters, with the OpenAI relationship cited as an overhang as Alphabet accelerates. Morningstar pegs fair value near $600 — implying the stock trades at approximately a 30% discount.

🔗 Zacks/TradingView

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#8AMD — HSBC Downgrades on Capacity Fears; Bernstein Raises PT on EPYC Surge and Meta Deal

AMD is seeing sharply divergent analyst signals: HSBC downgraded the stock on 2026 semiconductor capacity concerns, sending shares down roughly 5%, while Bernstein simultaneously raised its price target projecting 50% growth in EPYC server CPU sales and flagging a new deal with Meta AI as a meaningful revenue catalyst. Baird holds a street-high $625 price target, implying roughly 25% upside.

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#9IONQ — Record Q1 Revenue Up 755% YoY; RPOs Surge 554% to $470M; Guidance Raised

IonQ delivered record Q1 2026 revenue growing 755% year-over-year driven by strong commercial and international demand, then raised its full-year guidance. Remaining performance obligations surged 554% to $470 million — a signal of deepening enterprise commitment to quantum computing infrastructure. Thirteen analysts carry a Strong Buy consensus with an average price target of $67.64.

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#10PLTR — BofA Carries Street-High $255 PT; SOUN Gets Moderate Buy with 60% Upside Target

BofA five-star analyst Mariana Perez Mora holds a street-high $255 price target on Palantir — roughly 40% above current levels — citing no deceleration in revenue growth across enterprise and government AI contracts. Palantir also drew attention this week for asserting it bears no legal liability for military targeting decisions using its AI platforms, a notable stance as AI-in-defense scrutiny rises. Separately, SoundHound AI holds a Moderate Buy consensus with an average price target of $17.60, implying approximately 60% upside.