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@PositiveMindsGlobalResults | September 24, 2026
🚀 NVIDIA: AI DEMAND MEETS GEOPOLITICS
NVIDIA remains at the heart of the global AI infrastructure race.
Its data-center revenue recently surged 117% year over year to $89 billion, while management’s Q3 revenue guidance reached approximately $108 billion.
Meanwhile, CEO Jensen Huang is expected to attend the White House state dinner involving US President and Chinese President
For semiconductor investors, the bigger issue is what future U.S.-China discussions could mean for AI-chip exports, technology restrictions and access to the Chinese market.
🇺🇸🇨🇳 Washington and Beijing have also reportedly agreed to extend their trade truce until January 10, adding another important variable to the AI-chip outlook.
🔥 THE BIGGER PICTURE
AI is no longer simply a semiconductor story.
It is becoming a capital story, bond-market story, geopolitical story, infrastructure story and software story — all at the same time.
The next phase could place greater emphasis on companies demonstrating real AI revenue, infrastructure demand and sustainable monetization, rather than AI expectations alone.
⚠️ Strong AI growth does not mean every AI-related stock will perform the same way. Market conditions, valuations, interest rates, regulation and execution can produce very different outcomes across companies.
💬 THE BIG QUESTION
Will AI continue its expansion, enter a period of consolidation, or shift toward companies proving stronger real-world AI monetization?
What’s your view? Share your analysis below. 👇
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