The Zhitong Finance App learned that after attending the GTC Berlin conference held by Nvidia (NVDA.US) this week, Morgan Stanley released a research report stating that although artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure construction is facing multiple challenges such as chip supply, data center power, and financing, Nvidia is further consolidating its competitive advantage by expanding supply chain capacity, optimizing AI data center deployment efficiency, and promoting the next-generation Vera Rubin platform. The bank believes that Nvidia is expected to maintain strong growth in 2027, reaffirm its position as the preferred stock in the semiconductor industry, and maintain its “plus” rating and target price of $300. Based on the closing price of $221.97 on October 21, Morgan Stanley's target price means that Nvidia's stock price still has potential room to rise by about 35%.

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