Nvidia's Vera Rubin technology is ahead of schedule, and the competition should be worried.

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Nvidia's strong demand, particularly from China, is driving significant sales growth. Despite reaching high valuations, the company's ability to secure licenses and deliver its advanced GPUs, like the H200, to Chinese customers is crucial. While the US government's 25% revenue share proposal for China chip sales presents a potential hurdle, if approved, it could lead to substantial upside for Nvidia's stock, projecting a valuation increase to $240-$260 per share based on current growth models. The company's management has a history of accurate forecasting, contrasting with other firms that have over-promised and under-delivered. The integrated nature of Nvidia's product offerings also creates a competitive advantage, increasing switching costs for customers.

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