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Investing.com - Piper Sandler has reiterated an Overweight rating and $225.00 price target on Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), a company currently rated ’EXCELLENT’ by InvestingPro’s Financial Health Score, following the company’s announced $5 billion investment in Intel.
The investment marks a significant collaboration between the two semiconductor giants, focusing on CPUs for data centers and the integration of Nvidia’s RTX GPU technology into Intel’s PC platform. With impressive revenue growth of 71.55% over the last twelve months, Nvidia continues to strengthen its position as a prominent player in the semiconductor industry.
Piper Sandler views this partnership as "highly opportunistic and beneficial" for Nvidia, particularly as it expands the company’s reach across AI infrastructure.
The firm notes that the deal also gives Nvidia access to the integrated graphics PC market, potentially opening new revenue streams for the GPU maker.
The collaboration represents a strategic move in the semiconductor industry, bringing together Nvidia’s graphics expertise with Intel’s CPU manufacturing capabilities.
In other recent news, Nvidia has committed $2.71 billion to support artificial intelligence startups in the United Kingdom, aiming to accelerate job creation and business development. This initiative involves collaboration with several venture capital firms, including Accel and Balderton, to strengthen the UK’s AI startup ecosystem. Additionally, Nvidia has announced a potential $500 million investment in the British autonomous driving technology company Wayve, as part of its upcoming funding round. On the technology front, Samsung Electronics has successfully passed Nvidia’s qualification test for its 12-layer HBM3E chip, a milestone achieved 18 months after the chip’s development. Furthermore, Bernstein has reiterated an Outperform rating for Nvidia, setting a price target of $225.00, following the company’s recent $5 billion investment in Intel. Bernstein suggests that this investment does not indicate a shift from Nvidia’s existing partnership with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. These developments highlight Nvidia’s strategic investments and partnerships in the technology sector.
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