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Chip behemoth Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA) is 0.4% lower to trade at $166.84 this afternoon, headed for its eighth loss in 10 sessions.
Nvidia shares were volatile on Monday, even as reports suggested continued spending from artificial intelligence-focused customers. The stock was down 0.5% to $166.09 in early trading.
NVIDIA Corporation's NVDA data center business unit has been the company's most powerful growth engine over the past few quarters. The segment generated record revenues of $62.31 billion in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2026, representing 91.5% of total sales.
Even long-time market darling Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA | NVDA Price Prediction) is starting to look a bit toppy, especially after plunging to the lower end of its lengthy consolidation channel.
Over the last five years, Nvidia (NVDA) stock has returned a notable $97 billion back to its shareholders in cold, hard cash via dividends and share buybacks. But how does that stack up against the market's other great capital-return machines?
The data center will power the training of artificial-intelligence models using 13,800 of Nvidia's advanced GB300 AI chips.
Institutional investors significantly reduced their exposure to Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) in the fourth quarter of 2025, unloading shares worth more than $70 billion.
French AI startup Mistral has secured $830 million in debt financing. The funds will go towards operating a data center near Paris.
NVIDIA structurally outperforms Amazon with a ~39 percentage point operating margin premium, confirmed by panel regression over five years. NVDA's margin advantage is rooted in its fabless model, not just AI-driven cyclical gains, and remains robust even in normalized demand environments. AMZN's operating margin has nearly quadrupled since 2023, with AWS's profit engine accelerating and a sustained >40% AWS margin representing significant upside.
Nvidia spent $40 billion on share repurchases last fiscal year, which amounts to 33% of its total net income. Given the ongoing AI boom, it makes sense for investors to think the business should plow more capital into its operations to capture the opportunity.