SAP WKN: 716460 ISIN: DE0007164600 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Wenn die Börse in USA wieder auf hat am Montag, dann geht’s richtig aufwärts!

Danke wünsche ich dir auch 👍

Heute sind irgendwie alle Aktien einschlafen. Es bewegt sich nicht mehr viel. Schönes Wochenende Hobelix66 😎

Wann? Also Ich meine bei welchem Kurs

da kann man mal sehen, wie tief die im minus hängen

Short-Rallye Gewinnmitnahmen.👍🏼⛷️

Welche Ralley 007?

Das Kursziel bereitet mir keine Sorgen. Was steht auf dem Spiel und wie erreicht man sein Ziel?

Alter und wenn der Kurs in 3 Monaten auf 180 steht, dann wird das Kursziel auf 220 erhöht.

Na und? Das macht es nicht weniger wahr.

Dein Ernst? Vom 18.5. 😂😂😂

Ist es möglich ?: Deutsche Bank AG SAP SE Buy 18.05.26 FRANKFURT (dpa-AFX Analyser) - Deutsche Bank Research hat die Einstufung für SAP mit einem Kursziel von 200 Euro auf "Buy" belassen. SAP habe umfassende Informationen zur KI-Strategie und einen Innovationsfahrplan präsentiert, den Analyst Johannes Schaller als großen Schritt in die richtige Richtung betrachtet, mit klarem Wert für Kunden und niedrigen Anpassungsbarrieren. Dies schrieb Schaller in seinem am Montag vorliegenden Kommentar zur SAP-Hausmesse Sapphire und einer Analystenkonferenz./rob/ajx/ag Veröffentlichung der Original-Studie: Datum in Studie nicht angegeben / Uhrzeit in Studie nicht angegeben / CET Erstmalige Weitergabe der Original-Studie: 18.05.2026 / 07:50 / CET

Oder 2 % ?

Stellen Sie sich nur vor, SAP würde 1 % davon einstreichen? 4 Milliarden im Jahr 2026 und 7 Milliarden im Jahr 2027.

Microsoft, Google and OpenAI Escalate Battle for $700B Enterprise AI Market Solomon Oladipupo Jul 03, 2026, 11:05 AM Global IT spending on AI is expected to reach $409 billion in 2026 and $700 billion in 2029, according to IDC This week, Microsoft launched a 6,000-strong team of engineers to champion enterprise AI Google recently tied with IBM to expand the pool of consultants to lead customer AI integration Microsoft, Google and OpenAI Escalate Battle for $700B Enterprise AI Market Tech giants Microsoft and Google , and leading startups OpenAI and Anthropic, are all pushing to help scale AI adoption among large enterprises. This represents a huge market opportunity. According to International Data Corporation (IDC), global IT spending on AI will reach $409 billion in 2026, up 53% by year-over-year. The market is expected to grow even further, hitting $700 billion by 2029. Big Tech Chases Enterprise AI Opportunity According to IDC, since the start of this year, about two-thirds of organizations now use AI in real time for their activities. However, most deployments remain isolated and small-scale. Tech companies on Wall Street are racing to fix that. On Thursday, Microsoft stepped up its enterprise AI adoption push. The company launched the Frontier Company, a new $2.5 billion venture aimed at helping businesses integrate AI at scale into their systems. It has armed the new division with a 6,000-strong team of engineers. Microsoft’s move comes just weeks after Google’s cloud unit expanded its partnership with hybrid cloud giant IBM . Both companies are working together to help large organizations integrate AI into their workflows. They describe it as “a multi-billion-dollar opportunity.” Notably, the tech companies launched a new Google Cloud Practice. The platform brings together a larger pool of consultants from both firms to help enterprises move past pilot projects. They want to help organizations adopt AI more broadly across core systems. OpenAI-Anthropic Rivalry Intensifies in Enterprise AI Meanwhile, top AI startups OpenAI and Anthropic have also recognized the scale of the opportunity in this market. Already, Anthropic has risen to become the leading AI vendor for enterprise spending. The Dario Amodei-led company launched its Claude Partner Network in March this year. Under the program, the startup deploys certified engineers to help businesses deepen the integration of its Claude AI models into their systems. However, OpenAI is also pushing back. In February, the Microsoft-backed company launched “Frontier Alliances” to help businesses deploy AI coworkers or agents across their enterprises. OpenAI followed up in April by recruiting additional global consulting firms to help advance the push.