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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Becomes $5 Billion Richer As Shares Hit Record High

  • On Wednesday, Nvidia's shares hit a record high of $154.31, lifting its market value to $3.77 trillion and making it the world's largest public company.
  • This surge followed strong AI infrastructure demand and investor confidence despite a $5.5 billion sales hit from U.S. export restrictions on Nvidia's H20 AI chips to China.
  • Loop Capital analyst Ananda Baruah raised Nvidia's price target to $250, citing the company as the forefront of a new 'Golden Wave' of generative AI adoption boosting data center spending.
  • Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang noted that every gigawatt of AI infrastructure demand generates $40 to $50 billion in revenue, with the company holding visibility into 'tens of gigawatts' of future projects.
  • These developments expanded Huang's net worth by about $5 billion and suggest Nvidia could maintain pricing power and margin growth amid escalating AI demand.
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The momentum that artificial intelligence has given to Nvidia Corp’s shares in recent years shows no signs of decreasing and could eventually bring the chip manufacturer’s market value to a record $6 trillion, according to Loop Capital. Such a valuation would represent a gain of more than 65% from the company’s current size, of $3.6 trillion, where it is tied with Microsoft Corp for the title of the world’s largest company.

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