By Tiyashi Datta
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Applied Materials Inc<\/a> on Thursday projected quarterly revenue broadly above estimates as it fills a backlog of orders and benefits from resilient demand for its tools used to make chips for the automotive and artificial intelligence<\/a> industries.

The results from one of the biggest producers of chip-making equipment are welcome news for an industry that has in recent months been buffeted by worries over slowing demand.

Applied Materials expects second-quarter revenue of $6.40 billion, plus or minus $400 million. The midpoint of the range was higher than the $6.29 billion estimated by analysts, according to
Refinitiv<\/a>.

The outlook, which sent Applied Materials' shares 2% higher in extended trading, was in contrast to weak forecasts from peers
Lam Research Corp<\/a> and KLA Corp.

While consumer-driven markets such as smartphones and personal computers are weaker, demand from AI, automotive and industrial automation industries remains resilient, Applied Materials Chief Executive Gary Dickerson said on a post-earnings call.

The company is also benefiting from easing supply chain constraints, allowing it to fill an order backlog that had built up during the pandemic.

\"We think that more than half of that backlog will be executed this year,\" said finance chief Brice Hill, adding the company was still working to meet some orders from last year.

Applied Materials said its second-quarter revenue outlook includes a negative estimated adjustment of $250 million related to a recent cybersecurity event at one of its suppliers.

The company expects to recover all of this revenue, with the majority of it set to be booked in the third quarter.

For the first quarter, Applied Materials reported revenue of $6.74 billion that was higher than expectations of $6.69 billion. The company's adjusted profit also beat expectations.
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应用材料积极在Q2弹性对汽车的需求,人工智能芯片

应用材料预计第二季度营收为64亿美元,加上或者减去4亿美元。区间的中点高于分析师预估为62.9亿美元,根据Refinitiv。

  • 更新于2023年2月17日凌晨07:52坚持
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应用材料公司周四预计季度收入普遍高于估计未填补了订单和受益于弹性需求工具用于制造汽车和芯片人工智能行业。

结果从一个最大的芯片制造设备生产商好消息,基金行业在最近几个月被担忧需求放缓的冲击。乐动扑克

应用材料预计第二季度营收为64亿美元,加上或者减去4亿美元。区间的中点高于分析师预估为62.9亿美元,据Refinitiv

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的前景,应用材料公司的股价在盘后交易上涨2%,相比之下弱预期从同行林研究集团和解放军的公司。

虽然智能手机和个人电脑等消费市场是弱,AI的需求,汽车和工业自动化行业仍然是有弹性的,应用材料公司首席执行官加里•迪克森说在电话公布财报收益。

供应链公司也受益于宽松的限制,允许它填补了一个建立在大流行期间的订单。

“我们认为,超过一半的积压今年将被执行,”首席财务官布莱斯•希尔说,添加公司仍致力于满足一些去年的订单。

应用材料公司表示,其第二季度的收入前景包括一个负相关估计调整2.5亿美元最近的网络安全事件在其供应商之一。

该公司预计今年将恢复所有的收入,与大部分将在第三季度预订。

应用材料报道,第一季度营收为67.4亿美元,高于预期的66.9亿美元。公司的调整后的利润也超过预期。
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By Tiyashi Datta
<\/strong>
Applied Materials Inc<\/a> on Thursday projected quarterly revenue broadly above estimates as it fills a backlog of orders and benefits from resilient demand for its tools used to make chips for the automotive and artificial intelligence<\/a> industries.

The results from one of the biggest producers of chip-making equipment are welcome news for an industry that has in recent months been buffeted by worries over slowing demand.

Applied Materials expects second-quarter revenue of $6.40 billion, plus or minus $400 million. The midpoint of the range was higher than the $6.29 billion estimated by analysts, according to
Refinitiv<\/a>.

The outlook, which sent Applied Materials' shares 2% higher in extended trading, was in contrast to weak forecasts from peers
Lam Research Corp<\/a> and KLA Corp.

While consumer-driven markets such as smartphones and personal computers are weaker, demand from AI, automotive and industrial automation industries remains resilient, Applied Materials Chief Executive Gary Dickerson said on a post-earnings call.

The company is also benefiting from easing supply chain constraints, allowing it to fill an order backlog that had built up during the pandemic.

\"We think that more than half of that backlog will be executed this year,\" said finance chief Brice Hill, adding the company was still working to meet some orders from last year.

Applied Materials said its second-quarter revenue outlook includes a negative estimated adjustment of $250 million related to a recent cybersecurity event at one of its suppliers.

The company expects to recover all of this revenue, with the majority of it set to be booked in the third quarter.

For the first quarter, Applied Materials reported revenue of $6.74 billion that was higher than expectations of $6.69 billion. The company's adjusted profit also beat expectations.
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