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13 Sept 2026, 12:12 UTC · 1h ago
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Nvidia projects approximately 70% revenue growth for fiscal 2028. — Strong long-term growth guidance from a market leader in AI typically drives significant investor optimism and stock price appreciation.
+0.80Nvidia's AI computing capacity demand continues to exceed supply, limited primarily by production constraints in memory availability. — Confirms a strong demand moat, though highlights a supply-chain bottleneck that could cap near-term upside.
+0.50Nvidia is set to distribute a quarterly dividend of $0.25 per share on October 1, 2026. — The dividend is a routine payment and the yield is very low (0.46%), making it a minor factor for most growth-oriented investors.
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Mentioned as a major cloud provider adopting Nvidia's latest AI platform.
Mentioned as a major cloud provider adopting Nvidia's latest AI platform.
[a_to_b] Nvidia supplies integrated AI systems and the Vera Rubin platform to Microsoft Azure.
[a_to_b] Nvidia supplies integrated AI systems and the Vera Rubin platform to Oracle.
[a_to_b] Nvidia supplies integrated AI systems and the Vera Rubin platform to Google Cloud.
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