Texas Instruments is poised for strong growth driven by the expected doubling of global data center capacity by 2030, which will increase demand for its analog and power chips. The company's recent acquisition of Silicon Labs enhances its technology capabilities and is projected to generate $450 million in synergies through integration and insourcing. Supported by a strong balance sheet and favorable power infrastructure trends, Texas Instruments is expected to maintain momentum through the decade. The analyst reiterates a Strong Buy rating with a $415 price target based on robust demand and domestic production expansion.
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