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Amid the accelerating race to expand cloud computing infrastructure, Mizuho Securities has raised price targets for Sandisk, Seagate, and Western Digital, driven by a bullish outlook on memory demand. Analysts expect AI to trigger a significant supply-demand imbalance that favors manufacturers over the coming periods. The revision also highlighted potential upside for AVGO as high-capacity storage becomes central to AI workloads.
This upward revision aligns with industry shifts toward high-density storage solutions; Seagate (STX) has recently reported strengthening cloud revenue in its financial statements, while Western Digital (WDC) continues to benefit from its strategic focus on flash and HDD markets. Per market data, these firms are outperforming traditional hardware peers as data center capital expenditure remains robust across the semiconductor sector.
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Sign InTraders are monitoring current levels with AVGO closing at $372.10 and WDC at $490.09 as of the June 10, 2026 session. Meanwhile, STX stood at $815.99 and SNDK at $1,643.23 at the same close. Looking ahead, the market will focus on upcoming Fed speeches from officials Barkin and Bowman for clues on the interest rate environment, which remains a primary driver for tech sector valuations.