NVIDIA Corp. (Nasdaq: NVDA) has made a name for itself as one of the top manufacturers of the advanced graphics processing units (GPUs) integral to everything from video games to vehicle display screens and virtually every electronic device in between. In recent days, however, the company has seen the trajectory of its stock price change as quickly as the number of lives that players have over the course of an individual video game.
As the COVID-19 pandemic inches towards the two-year mark, the global semiconductor shortage has led to supply chain issues for industries across the board and demand for computer chips remains at an all-time high. For NVIDIA, that demand has translated to booming business in its gaming, data and professional visualization divisions, with the company reporting record third quarter earnings in November 2021 of $7.1 billion.
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