According to analysts on Wall Street, there is a possibility that Nvidia's stock price could further skyrocket by 561%. Hersh Chauhan, Motley Fool, Saturday, October 5, 2024, 4:45 PM, 5-minute read.
If you invested $100 in Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) at the beginning of 2023, thanks to the substantial surge of the company's stock supported by artificial intelligence (AI), it would reach $830. However, according to one analyst, there is a possibility that the stock could soar from the current around $120 to about $800 by 2030.
Former Senior Advisor at Boston Consulting Group, Phil Panaro, believes that due to the continuous growth of AI and the introduction of Nvidia's next-generation Blackwell Processor, there is a potential for the annual revenue to increase from $61 billion in 2024 to $600 billion by 2030.
Let's look at the catalysts mentioned by Panaro to confirm if they are powerful enough to help Nvidia sustain long-term remarkable growth.
Rising demand for accelerated computing.
Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, stated in the company's August earnings call that accelerated computing will become a long-term growth driver. Huang mentioned that the transition from general-purpose computing using Central Processing Units (CPUs) to accelerated computing based on Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) can help reduce computing costs by 90%.
According to Nvidia, GPUs take less time than CPUs to accelerate demanding workloads in data centers. Accelerated computing is not only faster but also more sustainable due to its small energy footprint.
Huang predicted that based on energy efficiency, "within a few years, all 1 trillion dollars worth of data centers will be accelerated computing."
Data centers are estimated to account for 1-2% of the world's energy consumption, and this number is expected to double by the end of the decade. Therefore, the significantly faster pace of GPUs compared to CPUs is expected to help reduce energy consumption in the long term.
The demand for data center accelerators is predicted to have a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 28% over the next 5 years. Mr. Huang mentioned that the potential large end market that the transition to accelerated computing could generate might mark the beginning of his company's remarkable growth trajectory.
This is because Nvidia is a dominant player in the data center GPU market. It is reported that they controlled 98% of this space at the end of last year, so even if they lose some of their market share, they may achieve significant victories from the secular growth of accelerated computing.
Nvidia's outlook for the upcoming Blackwell AI GPU seems solid. The company is tracking demand ahead of supply and indicates that this trend is likely to continue next year.
Reasons why achieving a top line of $600 billion seems possible.
The solid outlook for Nvidia explained above will help in understanding the reasons for the company's excellent revenue growth over the next 3 fiscal years.
Former Senior Advisor at Boston Consulting Group, Phil Panaro, believes that due to the continuous growth of AI and the introduction of Nvidia's next-generation Blackwell Processor, there is a potential for the annual revenue to increase from $61 billion in 2024 to $600 billion by 2030.
Let's look at the catalysts mentioned by Panaro to confirm if they are powerful enough to help Nvidia sustain long-term remarkable growth.
Rising demand for accelerated computing.
Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, stated in the company's August earnings call that accelerated computing will become a long-term growth driver. Huang mentioned that the transition from general-purpose computing using Central Processing Units (CPUs) to accelerated computing based on Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) can help reduce computing costs by 90%.
According to Nvidia, GPUs take less time than CPUs to accelerate demanding workloads in data centers. Accelerated computing is not only faster but also more sustainable due to its small energy footprint.
Huang predicted that based on energy efficiency, "within a few years, all 1 trillion dollars worth of data centers will be accelerated computing."
Data centers are estimated to account for 1-2% of the world's energy consumption, and this number is expected to double by the end of the decade. Therefore, the significantly faster pace of GPUs compared to CPUs is expected to help reduce energy consumption in the long term.
The demand for data center accelerators is predicted to have a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 28% over the next 5 years. Mr. Huang mentioned that the potential large end market that the transition to accelerated computing could generate might mark the beginning of his company's remarkable growth trajectory.
This is because Nvidia is a dominant player in the data center GPU market. It is reported that they controlled 98% of this space at the end of last year, so even if they lose some of their market share, they may achieve significant victories from the secular growth of accelerated computing.
Nvidia's outlook for the upcoming Blackwell AI GPU seems solid. The company is tracking demand ahead of supply and indicates that this trend is likely to continue next year.
Reasons why achieving a top line of $600 billion seems possible.
The solid outlook for Nvidia explained above will help in understanding the reasons for the company's excellent revenue growth over the next 3 fiscal years.
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pinkotu : If we do share buybacks every year, wouldn't it increase 100 times in 10 years? I have a dream
ARM has just started, so maybe it's not even 1000 times a dream
新div pinkotu : 2024 stock buyback
Apple 110 billion dollars
Microsoft 60 billion dollars
Alphabet 70 billion dollars
Amazon 10 billion dollars
META50 billion dollars
NVDA50 billion dollars
No Tesla
MAGFINICENT SEVEN
If I buy this much stock
NASDAQ
S&P 500
FANG Plus
S&P Top 10
There should be benefits.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq are updating their highest prices