H.C. Wainwright analyst Kevin Dede has reiterated their bullish stance on WYFI stock, giving a Buy rating on January 22.
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Kevin Dede has given his Buy rating due to a combination of factors that underscore WhiteFiber’s strategic positioning in the high‑performance computing (HPC) and AI infrastructure market. He points to the company’s preliminary fourth-quarter revenue range slightly exceeding prior expectations as evidence of solid operating momentum that underpinned the successful placement of a $210 million convertible notes offering to fund growth. Dede also emphasizes WhiteFiber’s pivotal role in supporting Cerebras, whose wafer-scale AI systems are central to a multibillion-dollar collaboration with OpenAI, arguing that WhiteFiber’s converted MTL-3 facility and planned MTL-2 upgrade likely served as proving grounds for Cerebras’ technology. In his view, this early and specialized involvement positions WhiteFiber as a leading infrastructure partner as the Cerebras‑OpenAI deployment scales to very large power requirements.
He further highlights WhiteFiber’s technical advantages, notably its ability to design customized, liquid‑cooled environments for ultra‑high‑density systems like Cerebras’ CS‑3, which could differentiate the company from more generic colocation providers and deepen strategic customer relationships. Dede also notes the company’s expanding capacity, including available space at its 99MW NC‑1 campus and a development pipeline approaching 1GW, as an embedded option on future AI‑driven demand. Lastly, he views the structure of the recent unsecured convertible deal—with an effective conversion price well above the current market and an embedded call option—as relatively shareholder‑friendly capital that strengthens the balance sheet without excessive dilution, supporting his conviction in a Buy rating and a $34 price target.
In another report released on January 22, B. Riley Securities also maintained a Buy rating on the stock with a $40.00 price target.

