Google Finance NVDA portfolio trackers reveal a steady uptrend in 50-day moving averages, currently at $870, acting as technical support during price consolidations. Today’s artificial intelligence systems, like GPTs and autonomous agents, are limited by classical computing. Training a frontier model requires months, thousands of GPUs, and billions of dollars in electricity. Scaling AI further will hit hard walls of cost and physics. Perhaps the biggest beneficiary of the massive AI spending spree is Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) . Nvidia makes graphics processing units (GPUs) , which excel in workloads that require massive computing power due to their ability to process multiple calculations in parallel. Nvidia powers the majority of AI models available right now, making it an important company to listen to when management offers market predictions. On Google Finance NVDA, RSI readings hover at 68, approaching overbought territory, yet momentum traders argue the trend is sustainable with upcoming AI product launches.