Why do you believe that a market bubble is unlikely in the next five years?
Replied byJensen Huang
Co-founder & CEO at NVIDIA
Niche: AI
Revenue: Approx. 18 Billion USD/month
Location: Santa Clara, California, United States
Started: 1993
Supply is heavily constrained by physical limits like land, grid power, chip packaging, and construction workers. These physical bottlenecks prevent over-building, giving the market plenty of time to absorb capital expenditures productively.
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