Let's begin with AMD, the most obvious. At first glance, you might think, well, wouldn't good Nvidia earnings be bad for AMD? Not necessarily. If Nvidia says AI accelerator demand remains enormous, hyperscalers continue increasing their spending, well, customers can't get enough compute, that's evidence that AMD is competing inside an enormous and expanding market.
Remember my AMD thesis in a few videos back. AMD doesn't have to beat Nvidia. They They even have to catch Nvidia. If the AI accelerator market becomes large enough, AMD simply needs to capture a meaningful percentage of it.
So, strong Nvidia demand can actually reinforce my AMD thesis. The danger would be if Jensen starts talking about weakening accelerator demand because then investors aren't debating market share anymore.
They're debating whether the entire market is slowing. That's much worse for AMD.