Nvidia announces new AI chips Vera Rubin and partnerships in various industries
From Nasdaq: 2025-03-24 11:19:00
In a podcast, Motley Fool analysts discuss Nvidia’s advancements in AI, new generation of chips, and partnerships in fast food, autonomous driving, and robotics. They also answer listener questions on stock analysis and investing based on customer experience.
Nvidia announces the upcoming generation of chips, Vera Rubin, with improved performance over previous models. The company aims to stay ahead in the AI race despite increased competition from companies like Meta and Amazon developing their own AI chips.
The market is skeptical about Nvidia’s growth potential, reflected in a 15% drop in stock value this year. Despite advancements in AI technology, investors are cautious due to increased competition and uncertainty about future growth.
Nvidia sees a future in AI infrastructure buildout, aiming for $1 trillion. Analysts question the feasibility of this goal based on past projections. The company’s stock value is under scrutiny, with a PEG ratio of 0.3, indicating undervaluation.
Partnerships between Nvidia and companies like GM, Walt Disney, Google, and Yum Brands highlight the company’s diverse applications in AI technology. These collaborations range from self-driving vehicles to humanoid robot development and AI order taking in fast-food chains.
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