Goldman Sachs analyst Toshiya Hari lowered his price target on Neutral-rated Micron (MU) to $44 from $45 and on Western Digital (WDC) to $41 from $47 while also lowering his EPS view on Nvidia (NVDA) to $6.80 from $7.40 and AMD (AMD) to 50c from 52c following his tech/semi's-focused tour in Asia that included meetings with over 25 supply chain companies. The analyst claims that the findings and datapoints from the discussions were "mostly negative, especially those related to memory, HDDs, semi cap, GPUs, and smartphones". Hari sees the near-term server demand as "weak" with flattish Q1, and AI adoption being lower than expected in the supply chain. The analyst notes that industry participants saw AMD with continued market share gains as it launches its EPYC 2 products and the cadence for Intel (INTC) platform slowing as its upgrade cycle lengthens to three years from two. For Nvidia, the analyst also expects the ongoing inventory correction to spill into the April quarter.

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