Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has indisputably led the AI boom. Its GPUs are considered the gold standard for training extensive AI models, resulting in sales growth from $27 billion in FY'23 to an anticipated $200 billion this fiscal year.
Nvidia remains the clear AI leader, benefiting from robust data center, gaming, and automotive growth, and expanding opportunities in industrial automation and robotics. I'm forecasting $58B in net revenue and $1.33 adjusted EPS for eq3'26 driven by the ramp up in GB300 and Blackwell Ultra, supporting margin-accretive growth. Despite high valuation, Nvidia's dominance and growth trajectory justify a Buy rating and $278/share target at 23.35x eFY27 price/sales.
Alibaba , ByteDance and other Chinese tech firms remain keen on Nvidia's artificial intelligence chips despite regulators in Beijing strongly discouraging them from such purchases, four people with knowledge of procurement discussions said.
AI will continue to drive chip stocks and is “an area of relative certainty” against a changing geopolitical and economic backdrop, Cantor analysts say.
Has Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock finally peaked after failing to march higher following a quarterly result that can only be described as strong, but not surprisingly so?
Shares of Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) have surged 24.3% over the past 90 days, despite a 6.0% retreat in the past week as its third-quarter forecast fell short of expectations.
The Wedbush analyst explains why this Mag 7 stock stands above the rest.
NVDA posts $46.7B Q2 revenues as Blackwell adoption surges, with a $54B Q3 forecast and margin gains despite higher production costs.
Just two customers drove 39% of chipmaker Nvidia's second-quarter revenue, TechCrunch reported Saturday (Aug. 30), citing a securities filing. The filing came in the wake of Nvidia's earnings report last week, in which the firm, the most valuable company in the world, logged record revenue of $46.
Key Points Despite Nvidia‘s (NVDA) Q2 revenue of $46.7 billion, up 56% year-over-year, and strong Q3 guidance of $54 billion, the market sold off NVDA stock.
Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) has emerged as one of the challengers to Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA in the race for artificial intelligence (AI) dominance. However, both semiconductor giants have delivered solid returns in recent months.
If Nvidia's numbers are correct, then OpenAI is planning hundreds of billions worth of spending.