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Nvidia (NVDA) reported Q4 data center revenue of $62.31B (+75% YoY) with full-year revenue of $215.94B (+65.47% YoY) and a 55.6% profit margin, while AMD (AMD) achieved record Q4 data center revenue of $5.38B (+39% YoY) with a forward P/E of 29x and PEG ratio of 0.5; Meta (META) committed $115-135B in CapEx for 2026 with a multiyear GPU partnership driving demand through the semiconductor ecosystem.
The agentic AI inflection point is accelerating adoption of high-performance processors across cloud infrastructure, with Nvidia and AMD order books confirming exponential computing demand and Meta’s massive capital commitment validating the secular trend.
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