Since the dawn of artificial intelligence (AI) in early 2023, Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has emerged as the de facto poster child for the space. The company’s graphics processing units (GPUs), which were originally designed to create lifelike images in video games (ergo the name), have been repurposed to provide the sheer number-crunching capabilities needed to train and run AI models.

During that time, Nvidia’s financial results have been on quite a tear, with a 1,250% increase in revenue and a 4,000% jump in net income. These blistering financial results have driven the stock up 1,320%, enriching shareholders along the way. Indeed, some investors have begun to wonder if the remaining upside is limited, especially since Nvidia is…