Dell Intelligence

Dell moved +29.8% over 21 sessions. The useful check is who moved faster: server rivals, parts suppliers or the AI chip leader.

This page follows AI-server demand through the supply chain. It compares Dell with chip and memory suppliers, server rivals and the wider technology market, then checks whether sales are turning into profit for shareholders.

CHIP
MEMORY
DELL
MARGIN
demand crosses expensive parts before it reaches shareholders
Dell · 21 sessions+29.8%Latest market move
Dell · 63 sessions+38.9%Longer check
Dell · one year+341.4%252 sessions
Extra move over technology+29.1%Dell minus QQQ
Versus server rivals+19.1 ptsDell minus SMCI and HPE
Versus memory and storage+27.5 ptsDell minus MU, WDC and STX
Versus Nvidia+27.5 ptsDell minus AI chip leader
Closest daily market linkHPE+0.67 over 90 sessions
Strongest five-day leadMU-0.07; weak relationship
Buying pressure+0.08Price location and volume
From yearly high-4.6%Current damage
Latest sales growth+57.7%Company record
Profit margin7.5%What remains after costs
Gross margin19.9%Before operating costs
Debt minus cash$23.7bnBalance-sheet load
Forward earnings multiple19.8×Current estimate
Analyst viewBuyPublished company research
Price-target gap+11.8%Published target versus market
Company research score6.0 of 10Current external record
Best hardware shareDELL+29.8%

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Where is the AI-server value going?

Demand begins with chips and memory, passes through server makers, and reaches shareholders only after costs. The page compares every step instead of treating all AI hardware shares as the same trade.

Dell+29.8%
Server rivals+10.8%
Memory and storage+2.4%
Nvidia+2.3%
Technology market+0.7%

Dell moved +29.8% over 21 sessions. The useful check is who moved faster: server rivals, parts suppliers or the AI chip leader.

Is the company keeping enough?

Share momentum is placed beside sales growth, profit margin, debt and cash. A large order book matters less if most of the value passes straight to component suppliers.

Share21 sessions63 sessionsVersus techSales growthProfit marginBuying pressureFrom yearly high
DELL+29.8%+38.9%+29.1%+57.7%7.5%+0.08-4.6%
HPQ+16.0%+47.8%+15.3%+12.5%4.1%+0.20-5.1%
HPE+14.7%+28.5%+13.9%+33.7%6.7%+0.13-5.4%
MU+8.4%-10.4%+7.6%+345.7%55.9%+0.17-19.1%
SMCI+6.9%+27.5%+6.1%+93.2%5.7%+0.03-33.5%
STX+3.2%-19.7%+2.4%+48.5%26.1%+0.11-25.0%
NVDA+2.3%+5.6%+1.5%+105.9%63.7%-0.14-6.0%
WDC-4.5%-40.8%-5.2%+43.8%72.9%+0.03-44.8%

Dell's latest recorded profit margin is 7.5%, while debt exceeds cash by $23.7bn. That is the gate between the AI demand story and shareholder value.

Research by for Charlie Quant Lab · Updated