Nvidia Worth More Than Alphabet, Amazon
Nvidia’s market cap is now larger than Alphabet’s and Amazon’s. Has AI replaced cloud computing and search as the core of tech growth?
Nvidia’s market cap is now larger than Alphabet’s and Amazon’s. Has AI replaced cloud computing and search as the core of tech growth?
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Given Nvidia's near monopoly on the chips on which AI runs, Nvidia stock could outperform other megacap tech stocks for a very long time.
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