American technology giant Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has addressed market concerns following reports that Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) is exploring the use of Google’s tensor-processing units for its AI workloads.
The company emphasized its industry leadership, asserting that its platform is a generation ahead and uniquely capable of running every AI model across all computing environments, Nvidia said in an X statement on November 25.
Nvidia highlighted the superior performance, versatility, and fungibility of its GPUs compared with specialized ASICs, positioning itself as the essential platform for AI innovation.
“We’re delighted by Google’s success — they’ve made great advances in AI and we continue to supply to Google. NVIDIA is a generation ahead of the industry — it’s the only platform that runs every AI model and does it everywhere computing is done,” Nvidia said.
The response highlights confidence in Nvidia’s long-term competitive advantage, even as competitors like Google advance their own AI hardware offerings.
Nvidia stock shows weakness
Despite the reassurance, Nvidia shares experienced a notable drop, reflecting investor caution. By press time, NVDA shares were valued at $176.68, down 3.2% for the day.
Reports that Meta, a major GPU customer, could diversify some workloads to Google TPUs triggered fears of revenue risk and intensified scrutiny of the company’s dominance in AI compute.
The stock’s decline coincided with broader pressure on tech indices, while Alphabet saw gains as investors reacted positively to the prospect of increased demand for its chips.
Analysts note that while the Meta-Google development represents a potential threat, Nvidia’s broad ecosystem, extensive software support, and unmatched versatility help mitigate immediate risks.
How the stock reacts in the coming days will depend on both investor confidence in Nvidia’s technological moat and further developments in AI chip competition.
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Source: https://finbold.com/nvidia-responds-after-meta-opts-for-google-chips-whats-next-for-nvda-stock/