Cisco CEO Rejects AI Bubble Concerns: The World’s Strongest Companies “View This Transition as Existential”
Cisco said hyperscaler AI orders reached $4 billion in the quarter, but investors still sold the stock after the revenue beat and raised outlook.
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Cisco CEO Rejects AI Bubble Concerns: The World’s Strongest Companies “View This Transition as Existential”
Cisco just blew past analyst expectations by a wide margin, yet shares are sliding. CEO Chuck Robbins says the skeptics are missing something fundamental about who is actually writing the checks for AI infrastructure.
Watch Cisco's Forecast for AI Data Center Sales Disappoints Investors
Cisco Systems Inc. shares fell after the company projected $7.5 billion in AI data center sales this fiscal year, which disappointed investors. CEO Chuck Robbins says the guidance is good and prudent. Bloomberg's Woo Jin Ho reports.
Cisco Books $4B AI Orders, Beats Estimates, Stock Falls 9%
Cisco delivered the kind of earnings report that would normally support an AI-infrastructure rally: record quarterly revenue, earnings above expectations, a first-quarter outlook comfortably ahead of consensus and $4 billion of new hyperscaler AI orders in just three months. The stock fell anyway. Cisco shares were down about 9.3% at $112.41 late Thursday, extending the roughly 4% decline that began immediately after Wednesday’s results. The rea…
Up to 16 percent sales growth and 18 percent more earnings per share are not enough for the stock exchange. Cisco's AI targets and marques visions disappoint investors.
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