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Updated · Seeking Alpha · Jul 11
Analyst Says Market Underestimates Nvidia's Next AI Demand Phase for 2nd Wave
Updated
Updated · Seeking Alpha · Jul 11

Analyst Says Market Underestimates Nvidia's Next AI Demand Phase for 2nd Wave

3 articles · Updated · Seeking Alpha · Jul 11

Summary

  • Nvidia's next leg of AI demand is still not fully reflected in market expectations, according to an analyst focused on the chipmaker's growth outlook.
  • The analyst argues investors remain anchored to AI's first wave, when Nvidia demand came mainly from a relatively small group of hyperscalers training increasingly complex foundation models.
  • That framing suggests the debate is shifting from whether Nvidia benefited from the initial build-out to how large a broader second wave of AI spending could become.
  • The report centers on future demand expectations rather than a new company announcement, underscoring that Nvidia's valuation debate is increasingly tied to the scale of AI adoption ahead.

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