By Dan Caplinger
Publication Date: 2026-02-04 17:08:00
The investment has been extremely lucrative in recent years, but many investors shouldn’t make an effort to buy shares of the chipmaker.
Nvidia (NVDA 3.18%) has been one the biggest success stories in the stock market. After having spent the first 20 years of its existence as a publicly traded company producing solid but not necessarily remarkable gains, the graphics processing unit pioneer finally hit its stride as the dual trends of blockchain technology and artificial intelligence powered demand of its chips. Now, Nvidia is the world’s biggest company by market capitalization, and many investors believe the best is yet to come.
In this series on Nvidia for the Voyager Portfolio, you’ve already learned about the history behind the chipmaker and the financial success it has generated in recent years. Today, this final installment in the three-part series looks at Nvidia’s growth plans and concludes with an explanation of why many investors don’t need to worry about purchasing shares of the stock.
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The buildout of AI infrastructure continues
Nvidia has benefited greatly from voracious demand among hyperscalers and other tech first-adopters. These customers have done whatever it takes to obtain Nvidia chips, and the result has been huge gains in sales and profits for the chipmaker.
The question, though, is whether those trends will continue. Nvidia definitely believes so, as it points to three key platform shifts that look likely to provide…
