
Nvidia (NVDA) shares are in focus on Friday following reports the artificial intelligence behemoth will initiate wide-scale shipments of its latest GB300 servers in September.
The rollout could prove a major inflection point for data center infrastructure as NVDA’s modular design strategy and improved supply chain execution could accelerate adoption across hyperscalers and enterprise customers.
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Ahead of the aforementioned potential tailwind, Nvidia stock is already up nearly 100% versus its year-to-date low set in the first week of April.
Why Is the GB300 Rollout Significant for Nvidia Stock?
Nvidia’s shift to a more flexible server architecture with the GB300 platform could unlock higher margins and streamline partner integration.
Offloading motherboard assembly to customers and using standardized components will enable the multinational to lower design bottlenecks while improving scalability.
With validation hurdles largely addressed and partners signaling readiness, September’s volume ramp-up could fuel revenue acceleration in Q4.
The reports are positive for NVDA shares also because unlike prior launches plagued by cooling and layout complexities, this transition is broadly expected to be smoother, positioning the firm to consolidate its leadership in AI compute and potentially surprise on earnings.
NVDA Shares Reiterated as ‘Top Pick’
JPMorgan analysts remain fully convinced that Nvidia shares could push further to the upside over the next few months as “artificial intelligence/accelerated compute demand remains strong.”
They reiterated the AI stock as a “top pick” in their research note on Friday, adding the Nasdaq-listed firm looks “best positioned to weather potential trade/tariff challenging macro environment.”
According to the investment firm, NVDA has up to 15% earnings upside after the U.S. government offered reassurances that the chipmaker will soon be able to resume its business in China.
Note that Nvidia is broadly expected to earn $0.94 on a per-share basis in its current financial quarter, up significantly from $0.65 a share in the same quarter last year.
Story continuesWhat Is Wall Street’s Consensus View on Nvidia?
Nvidia’s lead in the fast-growing artificial intelligence market is keeping other Wall Street analysts positive on its stock as well.
According to Barchart, the consensus rating on NVDA stock currently sits at “Strong Buy” with the mean target of about $181 indicating potential upside of another 6% from here.
On the date of publication, Wajeeh Khan did not have (either directly or indirectly) positions in any of the securities mentioned in this article. All information and data in this article is solely for informational purposes. This article was originally published on Barchart.com