Wall Street points to SpaceX AI data-center plans from 2027 as a bullish signal for Nvidia GPU demand
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Reports that SpaceX plans multi-year AI data center expansion reinforce the durability of hyperscale compute demand, supporting Nvidia's long-cycle GPU order visibility. Nvidia's latest quarter beat expectations with data center revenue comprising ~92% of sales, and management's next-quarter guidance exceeded consensus even assuming zero China data center compute revenue. Together, the news flow reduces near-term concerns that AI infrastructure spending is peaking.
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SpaceX is moving ahead with an AI data-center expansion plan starting in 2027 that would require large volumes of AI infrastructure components, reinforcing long-term demand expectations for Nvidia GPUs, according to Wedbush. Nvidia’s latest results topped estimates, with Q1 revenue of $81.62 billion (+85% YoY) and data center revenue accounting for more than 92% of sales, while Q2 guidance of $91 billion came in well above expectations. Despite a recent pullback in the stock, analysts still broadly rate NVDA a “Strong Buy,” with an average price target of $304.32.
