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Nvidia CEO optimistic about AI market recovery

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Nvidia’s CEO confidently predicts AI market challenges will pass despite recent turmoil and insists CoreWeave needs no financial support

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed optimism about the AI market despite recent challenges for chip stocks. He defended CoreWeave, one of Nvidia’s significant customers, noting that demand for AI remains robust.

CoreWeave challenges

Huang stated that CoreWeave’s financial stability is improving and that Nvidia need not provide additional financial support. Despite a recent 15.5% drop in CoreWeave shares, Huang’s comments led to a brief 6% rebound. However, the company’s stock fell nearly 12% the following day.

Market volatility has impacted confidence, with CoreWeave facing a significant debt burden, raising concerns about potential default.

View of the NVIDIA headquarters from 2005.
View of the NVIDIA headquarters from 2005. Photo: Kevin McCarthy / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0

Huang remains confident that the turmoil is temporary and emphasised the positive impact of AI across industries.

Nvidia’s stock performed better than competitors, including Advanced Micro Devices, Broadcom, and Intel, during the recent selloff. The semiconductor index showed considerable declines, marking its worst week since April 2025.

Investor outlook

Tech analyst Dan Ives described current market conditions as a buying opportunity for Nvidia shares. He maintains a $300 price target based on strong demand for Nvidia’s AI chips.

Concerns persist that heightened interest rates can influence investor sentiment, yet many analysts agree that demand remains strong. As companies adapt to the evolving landscape, the AI sector’s growth potential is being closely monitored.

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