On Tuesday, TD Cowen maintained a positive stance on NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA), reiterating a Buy rating with a price target of $1,200.00.
The firm's outlook follows a series of product announcements from NVIDIA, which were highlighted during a high-energy keynote event. The company introduced "Rubin" as the successor to its Blackwell architecture and "Vera" as the next iteration of the Grace line. Additionally, NVIDIA is set to release Ultra variants for both architectures and continues to push boundaries in networking innovation, aiming for 1.6T capabilities by 2026.
The announcement of the new products and the maintained high price target reflect NVIDIA's ongoing leadership in the fields of Accelerated Computing and Artificial Intelligence (AI). With the introduction of successors for its prominent architectures and the development of Ultra variants, NVIDIA is demonstrating its commitment to innovation and advancement in these critical technology sectors.
In other recent news, NVIDIA Corporation has been the subject of several significant developments. Mizuho Securities recently raised its price target for NVIDIA to $1,275, maintaining its Buy rating on the stock. This adjustment reflects expectations of strong performance from NVIDIA's forthcoming Hopper platform and Blackwell B100/200 products, as well as the anticipated rollout of the 3nm/Rubin technology. Additionally, NVIDIA's B200 NVL36/72 full rack solutions, developed in partnership with Wistron, are projected to contribute significantly to earnings in the first half of 2025.
In the meantime, Itau BBA reaffirmed its Outperform rating on NVIDIA shares, setting a bullish price target of $1,000.00. Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) also maintained its Conviction Buy rating with a price target of $1,200.00. These ratings follow NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's keynote at Computex, where he highlighted rapid innovation in artificial intelligence (AI) and NVIDIA's central role in the sector.
In terms of market performance, NVIDIA emerged as the top gainer in market capitalization among global companies for May, largely attributed to a robust revenue forecast for AI-driven chips. The company also announced plans for a stock split, generating investor excitement. NVIDIA's strategic position in the rapidly evolving landscape of AI and related technologies is further underscored by its future hardware roadmap, including the launch of the Blackwell Ultra with 12H HBM3E memory in 2025, and the Rubin Platform launching in 2026.
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