NVIDIA Corporation NVDA shares closed higher on Wednesday, driven by strength in the chip stock sector.
A tale to two booming stocks, both driven by rapidly developing technology
Supermicro has been thriving due to rising demand for servers and storage services. Nvidia is off to an exceptional start to this year, as its top line is still tripling.
Both passive and active investors seem to have a growing appetite for shares of Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA ). A select few may be running to the hills after the latest correction in NVDA stock.
Nvidia should benefit enormously as data centers are remade into AI factories. The soaring demand for advanced chips is also a boon for leading chip foundry Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing.
Samsung's profit rose nearly 16-fold, likely due to demand for memory chips to be integrated in AI processors of the type Nvidia makes.
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Wall Street's major stock indexes are in a full-fledged bull market, and it's all thanks to investor euphoria surrounding artificial intelligence (AI). Nvidia's operational ramp has been textbook, with its AI-driven graphics processing units (GPUs) becoming the standard in high-compute data centers.
Nvidia's revenue has grown fivefold in the past five years. Multiple catalysts such as AI, digital twins, and gaming could send its top line soaring further over the next five years.
France is preparing antitrust regulations against NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA), that might sound scary to investors as antitrust actions have tied up some of technology's largest companies in the past.
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