Has Nvidia flown too close to the sun? One analyst warns of major scrutiny ahead.
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When a major analyst pulls back on Nvidia over “mounting problems,” it’s a reminder that AI infra exposure now includes regulatory, concentration, and cyclicality risk—not just chip supply. If your roadmap assumes infinite Nvidia availability and price stability, you’re running an unhedged macro bet, not an engineering plan.
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