Jensen Huang says he’s found a ‘brand new’ $200B market for Nvidia
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang has announced a new $200 billion market opportunity for the company with its latest CPU product, Vera. This product is designed specifically for agentic AI, which Huang believes will drive significant growth for Nvidia. Despite concerns from Wall Street about competition in the CPU market, Huang is optimistic about Vera's potential and its early sales success.
- ▪Jensen Huang claims that Nvidia has found a 'brand new $200 billion TAM' with its Vera CPU.
- ▪Vera is marketed as the world's first CPU purpose-built for agentic AI.
- ▪Nvidia has already sold $20 billion worth of standalone Vera CPUs this year.
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- ▪ Nvidia’s Jensen Huang aims to dominate new CPU market with Vera chip — Crypto Briefing
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Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang is, perhaps, one of the greatest corporate hype men of all time when it comes to his company. He may even surpass Salesforce’s Marc Benioff when it comes to relentless optimism in his company’s future and revenues. Even so, he delivers on the hype, quarter after quarter. Instead of cautioning you to view the proclamation that he’s found a “brand new $200 billion TAM for Nvidia” with skepticism, I’d argue he’s earned a bit of trust. Huang positioned this massive new market at the feet of Nvidia’s new CPU product, Vera, which was introduced in March.
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