| GR8,  re: Good read - The Street: Top analyst issues surprise verdict on 40-year-old  tech giant’s AI pivot 
 Indeed  a “good read”,  thanks for posting.
 
 It’s  good to see the “analyst” community finally seeing QCOMs DC opportunities.  We’ve been discussing it here on SI for quite  some time.
 
 In  fact, QHT posted this snip back on  May 19
 
 The other exciting thing  is Qualcomm is working on AI200 which I've posted some links to. It's very possible Qualcomm ships entire  AI solutions, IE those with AI200's and QC CPUs as an inference server.  Then with the recent announcement posted by janust about nVidia's NVLink being  integrated that means we can be shipped along with Nvidia chips which is  terrific.
 
 I am very excited about the datacenter products coming out.
 
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 “exciting”  article snips >>>>
 
 , this time the scale and targets are different.
 
 Qualcomm is evolving its offerings from  edge-level inference to rack-scale, data-center AI, targeting a much larger,  enterprise-grade opportunity.
 
 That incredible evolution matters immensely, as Rasgon feels that inference, not training, is exactly where the real  volume lies, and where apps can potentially scale to millions of users.  Also, the total addressable market is likely to be a lot “more fragmented” than  training, creating more room for players like Qualcomm to grab a bigger  slice of the pie.
 
 ......From phones to data  centers: The new AI systems mark a massive  five-year leap from edge-level devices to rack-scale inference.
 
 Massive upside optionality: Rasgon says  Wall Street still values Qualcomm’s AI business as having plenty of room for  re-rating. The AI inference  gamble could redraw the chip map
 Qualcomm’s latest AI move has  everything to do with redefining where the real AI volume lies.
 
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 See  Copilot comment below- showing Rasgon’s target is $185 vs Versace’s trim and $205 target.  Versace’s trim was probably well conceived given  the ~$20 move and subsequent fall and the streets’ typical skepticism. One  would expect that Rasgon  increases QCOM’s  target soon.
 
 How High will Rasgon go ??  $225 or more ??
 
 Copilot states MS has a $225 target >>>>>
 
 Here’s the direct link to the source listing Morgan Stanley’s $225 price target for Qualcomm (QCOM):
 
 QUALCOMM (QCOM) Stock Forecast and Price Target 2025
 This page aggregates brokerage analyst ratings and targets, including the $225 high-end target attributed to Morgan Stanley as of October 2025.
 
 Context: Following Qualcomm’s AI200/AI250 launch and Saudi Arabia datacenter deal
 
 Rationale: Anticipated upside from Qualcomm’s pivot to rack-scale AI inference and enterprise-grade deployments
 
 
 More Copilot  >>>>>>>>>>>
 
 Stacy Rasgon of Bernstein has a price target of $185  for Qualcomm (QCOM), with an “Outperform” rating as of late October 2025.
 
 ?? Rasgon’s  Qualcomm Outlook
 
 
    ?? Strategic  ImplicationsPrice       Target:       $185Rating: OutperformDate       Confirmed:       October 27, 2025Context: Following       Qualcomm’s AI200 and AI250 accelerator launch and its $1B Saudi Arabia       datacenter dealRationale:     Rasgon        emphasized that Qualcomm has been in the AI accelerator space since 2019,        countering the “newcomer” narrativeHe        sees the real opportunity in AI inference, not training — a        fragmented market where Qualcomm can gain shareThe        shift from edge-level to rack-scale inference marks a major strategic        leap 
 
    Rasgon’s       $185 target       is slightly below Qualcomm’s October 27 close of $187.68, suggesting       near-term valuation may be stretchedHowever,       his “Outperform” rating signals confidence in Qualcomm’s long-term AI       execution and market positioning |