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Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA) is expected to provide more information on its latest innovation named after the renowned astronomer, Vera Rubin. The new chips are anticipated to play a crucial role in Nvidia’s growth strategy, with more details set to be revealed at the upcoming GTC conference.

Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang, will provide insights into the capabilities and expected release timeline of these next-generation chips, which are projected to launch in 2026.

Nvidia to Provide Details on its Latest AI Chip

Vera Rubin’s groundbreaking work on galaxy rotation, which confirmed the existence of dark matter, has made her a pivotal figure in astronomy. Despite facing numerous challenges due to gender discrimination, Rubin’s legacy continues to inspire. Nvidia’s decision to name its new AI chip platform after her not only honors her contributions but also aligns with the company’s strategic market positioning.

As a leading supplier to tech giants like Google (Nasdaq: GOOGL), Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN), and Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA), Nvidia has seen significant sales growth driven by its Hopper and Blackwell chips. The introduction of the Vera Rubin chips is expected to further cement Nvidia’s status in the tech industry as it continues to release new chip families annually. 

Nvidia Stock Gains Ahead of Annual GTC Conference

Nvidia’s stock has shown notable activity, reflecting investor interest and market dynamics. The stock opened at $118.62, up from a previous close of $115.58, and reached a current price of $120.33 as of 10:50 EDT.

The day’s trading has seen a low of $118.15 and a high of $120.68, indicating a period of active trading. Over the past year, Nvidia’s stock has fluctuated between a low of $75.61 and a high of $153.13, showcasing its volatility in the market. With a market cap of $2.94 trillion and a strong buy recommendation, Nvidia remains a focal point for investors.

Nvidia’s financial health is underscored by key metrics such as a trailing P/E of 40.93 and a forward P/E of 29.21, alongside a market cap of $2.94 trillion. The company’s robust revenue of $130.50 billion and a quick ratio of 3.672 highlight its strong financial footing.

Analysts have set a target high price of $220.00 and a target low price of $130.00, with a mean price target of $172.50, suggesting optimism about Nvidia’s future performance. The company’s strategic focus on innovation and annual chip releases is expected to sustain its growth trajectory.

Recent trends in Nvidia’s stock prices indicate a volatile market environment. The stock experienced a high of $140.10 on February 20, 2025, before dipping to a low of $106.97 on March 10, 2025. Despite this volatility, Nvidia’s strong fundamentals and strategic initiatives continue to attract investor confidence.

The upcoming GTC conference, where Nvidia will unveil more information about the Vera Rubin chips, is anticipated to further influence market dynamics and investor sentiment.

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