📰 【AI Demand Soars: Nvidia’s Market Cap Reclaims $5 Trillion, Computing Power Prices Keep Rising】

BlockBeats reports: On April 25, the U.S. stock market closed this morning (the 24th). Nvidia rose more than 4%; its market cap once again surpassed $5 trillion after nearly 6 months. Explosive AI demand has become the core driver. Signals from the industry chain are being released in a dense stream: Intel says the industry’s potential scale is nearing $1 trillion; TSMC says demand for high-performance computing and AI is strong, with capacity staying tightly constrained. Computing power prices are moving up in sync. Over the past six months, the H100 rental price has risen by nearly 40%; Blackwell chip rental rates increased by about 48% over two months. Cloud providers have also started a round of price hikes, reflecting the continuing tight supply of high-end computing power. However, as new models such as DeepSeek are released and domestic computing power is being rapidly adapted, ...

Brothers, this news is raising my blood pressure. Nvidia hit $5 trillion again—computing rental prices are going through the roof, and the chips are getting crazy too. Yet you’re still sitting there watching the show? This is clearly an epic bull market for AI infrastructure. Computing power is the oil of the new era. While “the old Americans” are eating the meat, what are we getting to drink? Just look at those domestic models from DeepSeek—they’re rushing to seize a foothold. The logic of replacing foreign computing power with domestic ones is basically the obvious “get on board” opportunity. Don’t blame me later for not telling you—if you don’t board this train now, you’ll truly be stuck watching from the sidelines under the car. 👇👇👇👇👇