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On today’s episode of the Tech Talk Tuesday podcast, Ryan McQueeney turns his attention to Las Vegas, the home of the annual Consumer Electronics Show, to discuss why Nvidia (NVDA - Free Report) has already made what will likely be the biggest splash of the entire event.
Remember to subscribe and leave a rating on iTunes if you enjoy the show!
CES does not even officially start until today, but Nvidia’s presentation on the Sunday preceding the conference has been considered the true “kick-off” event for a few years now. Nvidia has made a tradition of kicking off the event with a high-energy press conference packed with big news. In recent years, it has debuted the DRIVE PX AI automotive computing platform, the SHIELD game-streaming platform, and several self-driving car partnerships—all in front of the massive crowd in Las Vegas.
This year, CEO Jensen Huang took the stage to update us on all of these products—and much more. Nvidia has now added Uber to its growing list of self-driving car partners, and we are apparently getting a new DRIVE chip this quarter. On the gaming side, the company announced a high-end display tailored to gamers and revealed that its game-streaming service will launch in an open beta soon.
Investors loved these announcements, and Nvidia shares surged on Monday. A post-CES run is actually becoming a trend for NVDA, as Ryan proves by looking at the stock’s recent performance in the wake of the event.
Make sure to tune into the show to hear more!
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Why Nvidia Has Already Won CES 2018
On today’s episode of the Tech Talk Tuesday podcast, Ryan McQueeney turns his attention to Las Vegas, the home of the annual Consumer Electronics Show, to discuss why Nvidia (NVDA - Free Report) has already made what will likely be the biggest splash of the entire event.
Remember to subscribe and leave a rating on iTunes if you enjoy the show!
CES does not even officially start until today, but Nvidia’s presentation on the Sunday preceding the conference has been considered the true “kick-off” event for a few years now. Nvidia has made a tradition of kicking off the event with a high-energy press conference packed with big news. In recent years, it has debuted the DRIVE PX AI automotive computing platform, the SHIELD game-streaming platform, and several self-driving car partnerships—all in front of the massive crowd in Las Vegas.
This year, CEO Jensen Huang took the stage to update us on all of these products—and much more. Nvidia has now added Uber to its growing list of self-driving car partners, and we are apparently getting a new DRIVE chip this quarter. On the gaming side, the company announced a high-end display tailored to gamers and revealed that its game-streaming service will launch in an open beta soon.
Investors loved these announcements, and Nvidia shares surged on Monday. A post-CES run is actually becoming a trend for NVDA, as Ryan proves by looking at the stock’s recent performance in the wake of the event.
Make sure to tune into the show to hear more!
As a reminder, if you feel that we missed something, or if you want us to cover a different story, shoot us an email at podcast@zacks.com. Make sure to check out all of our other audio content at zacks.com/podcasts, and remember to subscribe and leave us a rating on iTunes.
As always, thanks for listening to the Zacks Tech Talk Tuesday Podcast; we will see you next time!
Want more stock market analysis from this author? Make sure to follow @Ryan_McQueeney on Twitter!
Zacks’ Best Private Investment Ideas
While we are happy to share many articles like this on the website, our best recommendations and most in-depth research are not available to the public.
Starting today, and for the next month, you can follow all Zacks’ private buys and sells in real time. Our experts cover all kinds of trades: value, momentum, ETFs, stocks under $10, stocks that corporate insiders are buying up, and companies that are about to report positive earnings surprises. You can even look inside portfolios so exclusive that they are normally closed to new investors.
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