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One of Jensen Huang's Ambitious Goals Might Make Nvidia Its Own Worst Enemy
One of the biggest perceived competitive advantages for Nvidia may backfire.
The advent and proliferation of the internet in the mid-1990s was a can't-miss trend that captivated the attention of everyday investors. Since this moment, numerous other game-changing innovations have come along that have promised pie-in-the-sky addressable markets. This includes business-to-business e-commerce, genomics, 3D printing, and the metaverse, to name a few hot trends.
But over the last three decades, no trend has come particularly close to rivaling what the internet did for corporate America... until now.
The evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) looks to be the next leap forward for the tech industry and society as a whole. The vastness of this game-changing opportunity, which allows AI-empowered software and systems to make split-second decisions without human intervention, is reflected in PwC's estimate that AI will add $15.7 trillion to the global economy in 2030.
