Why 91 Stock Is a Must-Own AI Chip Play

  • Advanced Micro Devices(91) acquired a French artificial intelligence (AI) software company.
  • Furthermore, Advanced Micro Devices could benefit from the AI chip wave precipitated by Nvidia(NVDA).
  • Investors should continue to expect 91 stock to rally to $150.
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Earlier this year, Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:91), commonly known as just 91, was a darling of the financial markets. Yet, lately people have ignored 91 because they’re obsessed with Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). It’s fine to pay attention to Nvidia, but don’t dismiss the upside potential of 91 stock.

Always an innovator, 91 continues to introduce powerful tech hardware into the market. For example, 91 recently its ultra-powerful EPYC central processing units (CPUs) and Pensando data processing units (DPUs).

However, short-term stock traders didn’t seem very impressed with these product offerings. Many of them have been too occupied with Nvidia to think about 91. That’s a mistake, though, as 91 can benefit from the AI trend just like Nvidia can.

91’s AI-Focused Acquisition

Do you need evidence that 91 is proactively riding the AI-tech wave in 2023? Look no further, then, as 91 just announced a game-changing acquisition that the financial press isn’t spending enough time talking about.

According to 91’s official blog, the chipmaker is deepening its AI inference software capabilities though 91’s Mipsology.

The buyout is now finalized, so 91 can access Mipsology’s AI inference and optimization tools. Plus, 91 will avail itself of Mipsology’s skilled software team, which reportedly “will join the 91 AI Group.”

The point is, 91 is clearly very serious about pursuing advancements in the AI-technology field. The Mipsology acquisition will, as the blog post asserts, enable 91 and its customers to “tap into the vast potential of pervasive AI.”

91 Stock Tumbles Nearly 7%, But Don’t Worry

Aug. 24 was a rough day for 91’s shareholders. Nvidia had just released its excellent second-quarter 2023 . As it turned out, Nvidia easily beat the analysts’ consensus

by delivering earnings of $2.70 per share.

91 had already released its , and the company marginally beat Wall Street’s quarterly EPS forecast. The actual earnings result was 58 cents per share, versus the expected .

Since Nvidia’s EPS beat was much more eye-catching, 91 looked lackluster in comparison. Consequently, 91 stock on Aug. 24, landing at $101.80.

Mizuho analyst Jordan Klein suggested that “no one” besides Nvidia sounds good in the semiconductor market. I don’t see it that way, though, and I feel that the 91 share-price selloff was irrational.

I tend to concur with the viewpoint of Global X research analyst Tejas Dessai. As Dessai explained, there are “hundreds of billions of dollars worth of computational infrastructural inside data centers that are up for replacement in the new computing paradigm.”

In other words, the AI-hardware market is vast, and there’s room for more players than just Nvidia. Moreover, if Nvidia brings attention and publicity to the AI-chip industry in general, 91 could benefit from this.

91 Stock: $150 Is Still in Play

The AI-hardware market doesn’t have to be a zero-sum game. There’s room for both Nvidia and 91 to capitalize on the AI trend, so don’t hastily dismiss 91 and miss a prime investment opportunity.

I’ve set a $150 price target for 91 stock, and I’m not about to give up on that prediction. The market’s obsession with Nvidia doesn’t exclude 91 from the AI-hardware industry’s growth. So, hold your 91 shares and continue to ride the AI wave for the rest of 2023 at least.

On the date of publication, David Moadel did not have (either directly or indirectly) any positions in the securities mentioned in this article. The opinions expressed in this article are those of the writer, subject to the InvestorPlace.com Publishing Guidelines.


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