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Nvidia Sets CES Pace With Vera Rubin Superchip as Wall Street Sees More Upside

Investors gauge Nvidia’s dominance versus AMD’s roadmap against warnings that AI data‑center spending could stoke inflation.

Overview

  • Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the Vera Rubin next‑generation AI superchip at CES, alongside plans for a humanoid robot.
  • AMD CEO Lisa Su previewed the Helios system and projected major performance gains in upcoming data‑center GPUs.
  • Wall Street’s consensus price target stands at $253.02, about 33% above the recent $188 share price, with EPS estimates at $4.69 this fiscal year and $7.57 by January 2027.
  • Nvidia continues to sell every accelerator it can supply, with analyst estimates placing its advanced GPUs at roughly 90% of enterprise data‑center deployments.
  • Deutsche Bank projects up to $4 trillion in AI data‑center capex by 2030 as Mercer flags renewed inflation risk, while U.S. stock futures hold near flat as investors digest the CES updates.