NVIDIA's Strong AI Demand & First-Mover Advantage Drive Continued Growth
NVIDIA's quarterly outlook suggests continued strong demand from major tech companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta, despite concerns about DeepSeek’s low-cost AI model. Shares rose nearly 2% after NVIDIA foretasted revenue above analyst estimates, but its first-quarter margin is expected to tighten.
R&D increment is not that significant at the ratio of revenue.
RTX50 Series is not the key driver anymore, focus more on AI related products, recent market expanding quickly and competition will soon begin.
In general, Nvidia's first-mover advantage and AI infrastructure investments suggest its high-end chips will remain in demand. Despite some volatility, Nvidia's stock has surged 1,800% over the past five years. Growth speed won’t be like before, since there’s production capacity limitation, but revenue growth is promising.
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- Merle Ted·2025-02-28Not sure what happened here. No company related bad news. Regardless of tarrifs, NVDA buyers will continue to buyLikeReport
- Venus Reade·2025-02-28Before next report this is going to hit $100LikeReport