On Friday, Citi reaffirmed its Buy rating on NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) with a steady price target of $150.00. The endorsement comes as NVIDIA gears up to unveil new architectural details of its Blackwell product line at the upcoming annual Hot Chips conference. NVIDIA has announced its intentions to discuss Blackwell, as per its company blog released today.
The semiconductor giant is expected to present alternative solutions within the Blackwell family, such as the B200A on customized MGX systems equipped with NVL8, prior to the mass production of the GB200 NVL72/362. The latter is anticipated to face a three-month delay. This news aligns with Citi's previous preview titled "All is well with Blackwell?" which speculated on the timeline and expectations for the Blackwell family's market introduction.
Citi's analysis suggests that any updates provided before NVIDIA's earnings call next week could be crucial for setting investor expectations regarding the rollout of the Blackwell platform. The firm's stance indicates confidence in NVIDIA's forthcoming announcements and their potential impact on the company's stock performance.
NVIDIA's participation in the Hot Chips conference, scheduled for next week, is a significant event for the industry as it often serves as a platform for major announcements and technological showcases. The company's focus on the Blackwell family indicates ongoing innovation and product development in its pipeline.
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