Analysts at DA Davidson Added Nvidia to its Best of Breed List
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This morning, analysts at DA Davidson added Nvidia to its best of breed list, noting that the tech giant is firing on all cylinders.
“Nvidia has built a durable competitive advantage anchored in its position as the critical provider of accelerated computing for AI, supported by a full-stack platform that spans GPUs, networking, and software,” said the firm, as quoted by CNBC.
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