Nvidia is the beating heart of the AI boom and the stock market — which sets up a big test
THE SO WHAT
When one vendor’s earnings become a macro event, your AI roadmap is carrying single-supplier risk whether you acknowledge it or not. Map how much of your 2026–2028 plan implicitly assumes Nvidia’s pricing, availability, and performance curve, and define at least one credible alternative path.
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