According to U.Today, James Check, lead analyst at Glassnode, reported that Nvidia, the tech giant, has now surpassed Bitcoin in terms of search interest. Nvidia surpassed Microsoft in market capitalization last week, making it the world's most valuable company for the first time. Shares of the Santa Clara, Calif.-based company have surged an impressive 162% on the continued boom in artificial intelligence (AI). With approximately 90% of the GPU chip market, Nvidia is thriving in the current AI-driven technology era.

A recent Bloomberg report revealed that Wall Street is having trouble predicting Nvidia's revenue because it's unclear how many GPUs the company will sell given the growing demand. Nvidia is currently the most expensive stock in the S&P 500 after a significant rally this year. While that valuation may seem justified by the surge in demand for GPUs, some analysts are also concerned that the stock is in an AI-driven tech bubble. Nvidia's headline-making growth has been compared to that of computer giant Cisco. In March 2000, Cisco briefly overtook Microsoft to become the world's most valuable company, with a market capitalization of more than $575 billion. By comparison, Cisco's market capitalization is currently just $190 billion, less than half of its peak value 24 years ago.

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Jensen Huang expressed concern that Nvidia could become a fad like Cisco. His main concern seems to be not having enough data center space to house the company's AI chips.