Nvidia's shares increased by nearly 3% around noon ET Tuesday, trading at $131.56. This came after KeyBanc analysts raised their price target for the stock due to better-than-expected demand for Nvidia's upcoming Blackwell platform to power artificial intelligence (AI).
Nvidia's product cycle aligns with AI technology evolution through continuous innovation and the release of new platforms. Their one-year product cycle includes launching next-generation AI platforms, such as Blackwell and Rubin, to keep up with the rapidly advancing AI sector and maintain their dominance in the market. This strategy ensures that Nvidia's offerings remain at the cutting edge and are capable of meeting the growing computational demands of AI applications.
Nvidia's shares climbed on Tuesday due to KeyBanc analysts raising their price target for the stock, citing better-than-expected demand for the company's upcoming Blackwell platform, which is set to power artificial intelligence. This increase in demand is expected to support data center revenues of over $200 billion in 2025.