Not the GPUs. This Overlooked Piece of Nvidia's Business Could Matter Most for the Stock's Next Leg Up.
Nvidia sees this area as a $200 billion opportunity.
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has constructed an artificial intelligence (AI) empire predominantly through its prowess in graphics processing units (GPUs). These robust chips have served as the vital catalyst for AI's advancement and utilization. Researchers and enterprises utilize GPUs for critical functions like AI model training and the inference phase that enables models to function effectively.
This focus on GPUs has led to unprecedented earnings growth for Nvidia in recent quarters, driving substantial investor interest and resulting in a remarkable 400% stock increase over a three-year period. Despite this impressive performance, Nvidia's stock has experienced a more measured ascent this year, with analysts now expecting a 20% annual gain.
As Nvidia's stock trajectory prepares for a new phase of growth, it becomes apparent that the GPUs may no longer be the primary driver behind the stock's performance. Instead, a lesser-known facet of Nvidia's business might emerge as the key driver for the stock's imminent surge.
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