Trillions of dollars of value all based on a somewhat circular ponzi scheme
Nvidia pays data center companies to use Nvidia products, just enough that it’s a slight discount (25% ish)
Nvidia also pays AI companies to use its partners. It also owns a decent chunk of most large AI companies.
Nvidia also just so happens to have a near monopoly on the specific parts sold, and has absurd levels of stakeholder investment in AI and data center companies
Hank Green made a wonderful video about it
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The fact that you’re comparing a company’s market cap (present value of all future cash flows **over an infinite horizon**) to GDP (a measure of the value of what’s produced in a country **in a single year**) immmediately tells me that you know nothing about finance or economics.
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Trillions of dollars of value all based on a somewhat circular ponzi scheme
Nvidia pays data center companies to use Nvidia products, just enough that it’s a slight discount (25% ish)
Nvidia also pays AI companies to use its partners. It also owns a decent chunk of most large AI companies.
Nvidia also just so happens to have a near monopoly on the specific parts sold, and has absurd levels of stakeholder investment in AI and data center companies
Hank Green made a wonderful video about it
The fact that you’re comparing a company’s market cap (present value of all future cash flows **over an infinite horizon**) to GDP (a measure of the value of what’s produced in a country **in a single year**) immmediately tells me that you know nothing about finance or economics.
You worry about bubbles. Nvidia builds them
