1 Trillion Reasons Why Nvidia Stock Is a Screaming Buy Now
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has been one of the most dominant stocks in the market in 2023 and 2024. However, 2025 hasn't been so kind to the computing giant, as its stock is down over 18% from its January highs. There are fears that the massive AI spending wave could be affected by an uncertain economic outlook or that Nvidia's largest clients may look elsewhere to fulfill their computing power demands. Yet none of those fears have surfaced yet, and Nvidia's CEO and founder Jensen Huang just gave an astonishing outlook into how he projects spending on AI computing.During Nvidia's GTC conference (its annual conference about its products), Huang stated that Nvidia's data center infrastructure revenue will hit $1 trillion by 2028. No company on earth has revenue that large, with Walmart currently holding the top spot at $673.8 billion in annual revenue. Furthermore, that's only data center revenue; it doesn't include any of Nvidia's other segments. However, if Nvidia's data center revenue reaches $1 trillion by 2028, that will dwarf any other segment's revenue total.Continue reading
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has been one of the most dominant stocks in the market in 2023 and 2024. However, 2025 hasn't been so kind to the computing giant, as its stock is down over 18% from its January highs.
There are fears that the massive AI spending wave could be affected by an uncertain economic outlook or that Nvidia's largest clients may look elsewhere to fulfill their computing power demands. Yet none of those fears have surfaced yet, and Nvidia's CEO and founder Jensen Huang just gave an astonishing outlook into how he projects spending on AI computing.
During Nvidia's GTC conference (its annual conference about its products), Huang stated that Nvidia's data center infrastructure revenue will hit $1 trillion by 2028. No company on earth has revenue that large, with Walmart currently holding the top spot at $673.8 billion in annual revenue. Furthermore, that's only data center revenue; it doesn't include any of Nvidia's other segments. However, if Nvidia's data center revenue reaches $1 trillion by 2028, that will dwarf any other segment's revenue total.
