On July 2, Rackspace Technology fell 8.09% in regular trading, trading at $5.965/share, with turnover of $37.78 million. The decline follows a failed rebound attempt, as the stock resumes its correction from the sharp rally triggered by its AMD partnership announcement.

The company previously signed a definitive agreement with AMD for phased deployment of an initial 30-megawatt AI compute footprint across its data centers from late this year through 2028, targeting regulated enterprise workloads including healthcare. That catalyst drove shares up over 30%, but a subsequent pullback of more than 20% followed. A brief 8.7% bounce on June 30 proved short-lived, with selling pressure returning as the market continues to digest prior gains.

The current share price remains above both UBS's $5 neutral target and RBC's $4 sector perform target. Meanwhile, the company is executing a roughly 15% global workforce reduction aligned with its AI strategic transformation, expected to generate $14 million to $19 million in one-time restructuring charges, adding near-term fundamental pressure.

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