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- **Q3 Growth Accelerates**: 18% sequential revenue growth to $769M, driven by AI compute (UltraFLEXplus) and memory test (HBM4, DRAM).
- **Q4 Guidance Strong**: $920M-$1B sales, 2/3 from compute/networking, 1/3 from memory. Non-GAAP EPS $1.20-$1.46.
- **AI Test Intensity Rising**: Chiplet designs and data center reliability driving higher test requirements for high-performance compute.
- **Memory Resilience**: Despite 15% YoY decline, memory revenue sustained at 2024 levels due to HBM upgrades and SSD demand.
- **Long-Term AI Focus**: 2026+ growth driven by AI in compute, memory, and power ICs, with OpEx targeting 50% of revenue growth.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- Q3 revenue grew 18% sequentially to $769 million, driven by AI demand in semiconductor test. Non-GAAP EPS was $0.85, up 49% from Q2.
- UltraFLEXplus systems saw strong demand for AI compute and networking, with Q3 memory test revenue doubling to $128 million (75% DRAM, 25% flash).
- Robotics revenue remained flat at $75 million, but AI-related products accounted for 8% of sales (up from 6% in Q2).
- Q4 guidance: Sales $920M-$1B, non-GAAP EPS $1.20-$1.46, with 2/3 of upside from compute/networking, 1/3 from memory.
- Long-term focus on AI-driven growth in compute, memory, and power ICs, with OpEx targeting 50% of revenue growth rate.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- Q3 non-GAAP gross margin 58.5%, above guidance due to favorable mix. OpEx $293M (+14% YoY) driven by R&D and AI-related investments.
- Q4 gross margin expected 57-58%, with one-time supply costs to meet accelerated demand. OpEx as % of sales 31-33%.
- Free cash flow $2M (impacted by receivables and inventory growth). Share buybacks $246M in Q3, total returns $575M YTD.
- Balance sheet strategy: Maintain $400M cash, leverage credit lines for growth.

**【Q&A Key Highlights】**
- Q4 upside ($150M vs. consensus) driven by compute (2/3) and memory (1/3), with HBM4 ramp and VIP projects.
- Test intensity for high-performance compute expected to increase due to chiplet designs and data center reliability requirements.
- Memory TAM contraction (low double digits) but Teradyne expects 2024-level revenue due to HBM4 upgrades and SSD demand.
- Robotics recovery slower than expected, but service revenue growing (14% of Q3 sales vs. 12% in Q2).
- 2026 outlook: AI and verticalization as primary growth drivers, with compute and memory leading the way.

Teradyne, Inc. (TER) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

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