BMO Says Struggling Chipmaker Macom Poised for Rebound on AI Spending

Shares of semiconductor company Macom Technology Solutions, which have struggled recently, could be set for a turnaround, according to analysts at BMO Capital Markets, as reported by CNBC.

BMO said the company stands to benefit as hyperscalers, cloud service providers and other large technology firms continue to direct funding toward artificial intelligence compute infrastructure, according to the report.

The report did not specify further details on BMO's rating, price target, or the extent of the stock's recent decline.

Macom, which produces semiconductor components used in networking and communications applications, is among a number of chip companies whose fortunes have become closely tied to the broader buildout of AI data centers and computing capacity.

CNBC's report framed the outlook as part of ongoing coverage of how spending on AI infrastructure by major technology companies is influencing valuations across the semiconductor sector.