Akamai Technologies Inc (AKAM) — the peer cohort

As of 2026-09-07 — scores re-bake nightly. Cohort = shared Closelook index membership first, then sector. Diary readings, not advice.

Akamai Technologies Inc ranks 13 of 16 in its cohort on the Closelook composite (44/100) — the cohort is led by SK Hynix Inc at 70/100.

Name	Composite	Momentum	Quality	Valuation	Signal	Off 52w high
AKAM Akamai Technologies Inc	44	28	43	56	bull	36.4%
EME EMCOR Group Inc	54	37	50	65	bull	20.8%
EQIX Equinix Inc	38	53	39	17	bull	7.8%
FIX Comfort Systems USA Inc	56	51	65	50	bull	22.3%
NTAP NetApp Inc	64	79	84	51	bull	11.2%
SATS EchoStar Corporation	24	26	11	53	—	—
000660.KS SK Hynix Inc	70	41	92	81	bull	40.3%
005930.KS Samsung Electronics Co Ltd	69	57	72	85	bull	27.9%
0268.HK Kingdee International Software Group Co Ltd	49	22	33	48	bear	55.9%
042700.KS Hanmi Semicon	53	15	79	21	bull	43.5%
0522.HK ASM Pacific Technology Ltd	45	60	25	42	bull	31.4%
0992.HK Lenovo Group	57	91	37	47	neutral	10.5%
2308.TW Delta Electronics Inc	55	49	57	32	bull	28.4%
2317.TW Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd	53	46	25	74	bull	18.5%
2382.TW Quanta Computer Inc	53	49	39	69	bull	20.7%
2513.HK Knowledge Atlas Tech Joint	35	49	3	7	bear	65.8%

Scores are relative readings across the Closelook coverage universe — methodology in the company-scoring explainer. Signal lights come from the nightly signal board.

FAQ · from the current data · as of 2026-09-07

Quick answers

Who are Akamai Technologies Inc's peers in the Closelook universe?

The cohort is drawn from shared Closelook index membership first, then sector: EMCOR Group Inc (EME), Equinix Inc (EQIX), Comfort Systems USA Inc (FIX), NetApp Inc (NTAP), EchoStar Corporation (SATS), SK Hynix Inc (000660.KS), Samsung Electronics Co Ltd (005930.KS), Kingdee International Software Group Co Ltd (0268.HK) and others.

How does AKAM score against its peers?

Akamai Technologies Inc's composite reads 44/100, ranking 13 of 16 in its cohort as of 2026-09-07; the cohort's highest composite is SK Hynix Inc at 70/100. Closelook scores are research diary readings, not ratings or advice.