Perplexity AI Wall Street Can’t Believe Nvidia’s $5 Trillion Surge
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Nov 5, 2025 Nvidia's remarkable rise to a $5 trillion valuation has analysts reeling. Its AI chips are driving unprecedented demand, propelling financial forecasts into uncharted territory. Discussions about the implications of the Trump-Xi meeting on chip supply highlight global stakes. The company plans a staggering $500 billion in AI chip sales and is expanding into data centers and robotics. Amid GPU scarcity, its strategic partnerships aim to revolutionize telecom networks. Questions loom about the market's sustainability, but optimism persists for long-term AI growth.
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Nvidia Hits $5 Trillion On AI GPU Demand
- Nvidia became the first public company to reach a $5 trillion market cap driven largely by GPU sales for AI.
- That valuation reflects immense demand for training and inference hardware across AI data centers and robotics.
Host's Personal Nvidia Buy Timing
- Jaeden recalls Nvidia trading at about $11 a share in October 2022 and later crashing to $94 earlier this year.
- He shares that buying in April doubled his position as the stock rose from $94 to over $200.
Expansion Beyond Cloud Training
- Nvidia's Blackwell chips and new supercomputer projects sparked investor excitement ahead of a Trump-Xi meeting.
- The company is expanding into data centers, telecom, and infrastructure to extend GPU demand beyond cloud LLMs.