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Nvidia’s (NVDA) rise has been nothing short of remarkable. What began as a niche graphics chip maker has evolved into one of Wall Street’s most influential powerhouses, shaping the very core of modern technology. Its processors now drive everything from next-generation vehicles to massive data centers, turning Nvidia into a name synonymous with innovation and scale. The artificial intelligence (AI) chip stock continues to climb, reflecting investor confidence in its global reach and execution.
And just when it seemed the company had reached every corner of tech, CEO Jensen Huang added another power move to the story. In a landmark deal, Nvidia is set to supply over 260,000 AI chips to South Korea’s biggest names – Samsung, Hyundai, NAVER Cloud, and SK Group – under an initiative led by the nation’s Ministry of Science.