NVIDIA and Microsoft recently reported strong AI-driven growth, with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang emphasizing massive hardware demand and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella focusing on software seats and cost efficiency. NVIDIA posted $96.22 billion revenue, up 106%, while Microsoft Azure grew 43% with 30 million Copilot seats. NVIDIA supports AI labs financially to sustain demand, whereas Microsoft’s growth is broader and less dependent on such funding. Investors currently favor NVIDIA's higher growth outlook despite cost pressures, but Microsoft's steadier approach offers more predictable returns. The AI race's outcome hinges on execution and cost management in the coming quarters.
As of Oct 07, 2026 00:02 WIB, NVIDIA trades at USD 240.35 with a modest 0.61% gain on Pluang, reflecting steady investor interest despite mixed order activity. Microsoft shares are priced higher at USD 532.48, up 1.39% for the day, showing stronger short-term momentum. Pluang data reveals Microsoft has a longer typical hold time of 141 days compared to NVIDIA's 115 days, indicating different investor confidence horizons.
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