I also think Amazon’s AI chip progress is still undervalued. With over a million Trainium units deployed and Trainium2 ramping fast, AWS is positioning itself as a major alternative. Combined with Marvell’s photonics move and Broadcom’s ASIC wins, the industry is clearly shifting toward more diversified AI compute.
At $180, I’m not selling Nvidia. The OpenAI noise and the MOU headlines may weaken sentiment, but long-term demand for enterprise AI and inference remains strong. I’d hold NVDA while considering AMZN or MRVL $Marvell Technology(MRVL)$ for broader exposure to the rising players in the AI stack.
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- IrmaBurke·12-04 13:12TOPSolid analysis! NVDA's ecosystem is still king, but AMZN's chip ramp is a sleeper. [看涨][666]1Report
- icycrystal·12-04 16:40TOPthanks for sharing1Report
