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Nvidia Faces Fierce Competition as Earnings Loom

Nvidia's dominance in AI chips is challenged by new rivals focusing on inference chips as the company prepares for crucial earnings reports.

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Updated: Nov 19th, 2024, 6:45 PM ET

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As Nvidia prepares to release crucial earnings results, competitors are emerging in the AI chip market, focusing on specialized inference chips. Startups and traditional rivals, including AMD and Intel, are attempting to capture market share from Nvidia, which has focused on high-end GPUs necessary for AI training. Analysts anticipate Nvidia's Q3 earnings report, with implications for the entire stock market, as it is linked to an expected growth in S&P 500 earnings. Investors remain cautious amid geopolitical concerns and are watching Nvidia for insights into AI demand and market stability.

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