AMD’s MI300 series, blending CPU, GPU, and memory, is poised to challenge Nvidia’s dominance in the AI accelerator market. AMD’s MI300 series of accelerators, introduces two distinct models to cater to diverse market needs and specifically targeting the AI and large language model (LLM) market. [more]
NVIDIA has cemented its status as a leader in AI technology, with a 208% YTD stock price increase and a market cap surpassing $1 trillion. Its innovative CPUs and GPUs has positioned it at the forefront of AI chip design, evidenced by its quantum computing advancements and the cuQuantum toolkit. However, the Company’s success story is shadowed by the historical volatility of market leaders and looming competition. With a forward PE ratio of 45.4 and an EV/EBITDA of 38.2, NVIDIA’s valuation metrics reflect a market betting heavily on its continued dominance in AI, despite the inherent risks of overvaluation and aggressive competition. [more]
Earlier this month, NVIDIA announced a $40B acquisition of ARM, a U.K. semiconductor company focused on designing CPUs and licensing out IP. SoftBank, a Japanese holding company, acquired ARM for $32B in 2016. [more]
Data Center and Gaming divisions drive strong revenue growth in FQ2/2021 and more than offset the decline in Automotive and Professional Visualization divisions’ results. Quarterly revenue was higher than the Company’s previous guidance and beat Analysts’ consensus estimate. [more]
On August 15, 2019, NVIDIA reported earnings for FQ2/2020, as the Company’s stock price has declined by more than 45% from its high in October 2018. [more]
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