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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang denies the chip boom will go bust soon and says 'this time is different' - Fortune

fortune.com 2026-07-26 Fortune
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In a sector historically marked by boom-and-bust cycles, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang asserts that the current chip surge is not about to collapse, declaring 'this time is different.' He emphasizes that th... Read original →
Industry Analysis
NVIDIA CEO’s remarks signal a fundamental shift in the chip cycle, not a temporary bubble. The demand stems from a paradigm change in computing, driving the semiconductor industry to scale 5x–10x over the next decade. This will accelerate the adoption of advanced nodes like 2nm and 1nm, with upstream EUV equipment and materials suppliers benefiting significantly. Downstream foundries like TSMC and Samsung must ramp capacity to meet surging demand. Geopolitical constraints, particularly U.S. export controls on China, increase supply chain risks, yet the AI infrastructure imperative will push companies toward domestic alternatives. Competitors such as Alphabet and AMD are accelerating AI chip development to gain market share. Over the next 12–24 months, sustained AI compute demand will keep capital expenditure high, with supply constraints becoming a persistent structural factor in the industry’s evolution.
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