Next Nvidia Trade: AMD, Arm, Marvell Surge as AI Race Heats Up
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- AMD is directly challenging Nvidia's GPU stronghold with its MI300X accelerators, already adopted by Microsoft and Meta.
- The company's 2024 data center GPU revenue is projected to hit $8 billion, up from $5 billion in 2023.
- This positions AMD as the primary alternative in a market Nvidia currently commands with 80% share.
AMD is directly challenging Nvidia's GPU stronghold with its MI300X accelerators, already adopted by Microsoft and Meta. The company's 2024 data center GPU revenue is projected to hit $8 billion, up from $5 billion in 2023. This positions AMD as the primary alternative in a market Nvidia currently commands with 80% share.
Arm Holdings leverages its ubiquitous chip architecture to capture AI's edge computing boom. Every major AI chip—from Nvidia's Grace Hopper to Apple's M-series—relies on Arm's energy-efficient designs. Licensing revenue grew 24% year-over-year, driven by AI-optimized cores for smartphones and servers.
Marvell Technology dominates custom ASICs and data center connectivity critical for AI workloads. Its partnerships with Amazon and Alphabet for custom AI chips are expected to double its custom silicon revenue to $2. 5 billion by 2025.
Power Move: The 'next Nvidia' trade isn't about finding a single winner—it's about betting on the entire AI infrastructure stack. AMD, Arm, and Marvell each own a piece of the $400 billion AI chip market projected by 2027. Investors who spread bets across these three positions capture the full vertical, minimizing single-stock risk while maximizing AI exposure.
This article was edited with AI assistance for readability. Read original here.
