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Amazon shares set for further gains as AI push pays off, Wolfe Research says

The Wall Street research firm expects one hyperscaler's rally to continue, pointing to Amazon's artificial intelligence investments as a key driver.

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Amazon shares are positioned for considerable further gains as the company's artificial intelligence-focused investments continue to pay off, according to Wolfe Research, as reported by CNBC.

The Wall Street research firm's analysis frames Amazon as a hyperscaler whose stock rally is "just getting started," suggesting that the market has not yet fully priced in the benefits of the company's AI-related initiatives.

AI investment as a growth driver

Hyperscalers — large cloud computing providers such as Amazon, Microsoft and Google — have increasingly tied their growth narratives to artificial intelligence infrastructure investments, including data centers, custom chips and cloud services tailored to AI workloads.

Wolfe Research's assessment adds to a broader conversation among Wall Street analysts about how much further AI-driven gains could extend for major technology companies, particularly those with substantial cloud computing businesses like Amazon Web Services.

The report, as summarized by CNBC, does not specify a new price target or timeframe for Wolfe Research's outlook on Amazon shares, nor does it detail specific financial metrics underpinning the firm's rationale.

Amazon has not issued separate public comment specifically responding to Wolfe Research's assessment.

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