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Better AI Stock: SpaceX vs. Nvidia

Key PointsSpaceX will exclusively use Nvidia's products.

Nvidia (NVDA -1.84%) and Space Exploration Technologies (SPCX -2.33%) are two massive companies in the artificial intelligence landscape. Nvidia's market value is approximately $5.5 trillion, while SpaceX is valued at $2 trillion. These companies are frequently mentioned as top AI investment choices, but determining which is the better investment option requires a closer examination.

Nvidia is primarily a hardware player, manufacturing graphics processing units (GPUs), the computing backbone of many AI workloads. Despite growing competition, Nvidia's GPUs remain at the top of the AI computing unit hierarchy. SpaceX CEO Elon Musk recently voiced his allegiance to Nvidia, stating that they will exclusively use Nvidia GPUs due to the superior architecture. This commitment underscores Nvidia's dominance in the AI hardware market.

SpaceX, on the other hand, has ventured into AI with its subsidiary, xAI, which develops the Grok AI models. The Grok models are a popular family of large language models, although they may not hold the same prominence as ChatGPT or Claude. Despite this, xAI's revenue has surged by 213% in Q2, making it a profitable and successful business unit for SpaceX if it continues to expand. However, the company's exposure to AI remains riskier than Nvidia's, as xAI's growth trajectory is less certain.

In comparison, Nvidia's stock appears to be a more attractive investment. While both companies have shown impressive growth, Nvidia is currently priced at about 2.5 times its revenue, whereas SpaceX is valued at just 2.5 times. This valuation discrepancy suggests that Nvidia offers a more affordable entry point for AI exposure. Consequently, Nvidia emerges as the superior AI stock to buy.

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