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Wall Street's darling changes hands? The chip giants diverge: Broadcom rises over 11% to reach a new high, while NVIDIA falls into the correction zone.
Despite the lack of support from NVIDIA, on Monday, the Nasdaq Composite Index still reached a historic high. On the same day, other semiconductor stocks also performed well. Micron Technology rose over 5% ahead of its upcoming quarterly Earnings Reports, peaking at over 8% during the session. Marvell Technology increased by 3.3%.
Morgan Stanley's in-depth analysis of the Industry Chain for ASICs: Who are the big winners?
Morgan Stanley believes that although NVIDIA's GPUs have a clear performance advantage, the initial cost of ASICs is lower, making them particularly suitable for budget-constrained Cloud Computing Service providers. Broadcom, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation, and Socionext are viewed as Bullish. Cadence Design Systems, Taiwan Semiconductor, and their supply chain partners will benefit from the rapid growth in ASIC design and manufacturing.
Express News | CITIC SEC: The process of ASIC + Ethernet is accelerating, and attention is on the development opportunities for domestic manufacturers.
Leading the U.S. stock market into a long bull run, chip stocks are expected to continue to "surge" next year.
BofA's "top chip stocks" for 2025 have been announced, including NVIDIA, Broadcom, and Marvell Technology.
From NVIDIA to Broadcom, a "paradigm shift" in the AI Industry.
As AI large models transition from the pre-training phase to the logical reasoning phase, dedicated chips represented by ASICs may gradually replace general-purpose chips represented by GPUs, becoming the "new favorite" of major AI companies. Analysis suggests that if Broadcom's CEO's predictions about the ASIC market are accurate, the AI Business related to Broadcom's ASICs is expected to achieve annual growth of doubling over the next three years.
Express News | China Securities Co.,Ltd.: Focus on the opportunities of edge AI and the industrial changes brought about by ASIC.