Amazon vs Apple — race to US$300


In near-term valuation dynamics, Amazon has the advantage.

Apple trades with saturated device penetration and slow services uplift.

Amazon, on the other hand, is leveraging AI infrastructure demand — a theme the buyside currently prefers over smartphone cycle narratives.

Therefore: Amazon has the stronger incremental catalyst profile.

If US$300 becomes a headline first, Amazon is statistically the more probable candidate.


OpenAI × Amazon — strategic significance


This deal is not merely capex — it is lock-in.


OpenAI gains accelerated access to compute capacity


Amazon secures AI workload gravity into AWS


the data stays inside Amazon’s ecosystem, which boosts long-tail monetisation of training + inference



This is structurally similar to “Reserved Instances for AI” — multi-year revenue visibility.


Is Nvidia the ultimate winner?


In this current cycle: yes.


No matter which hyperscaler wins the AI platform turf war — the near-term value accrues first to the silicon layer.

This AWS–OpenAI alignment still means NVIDIA silicon consumption upstream increases.


Simply put:


whether Microsoft wins → NVIDIA sells


whether Amazon wins → NVIDIA sells


even if AMD improves → NVIDIA still sells more today



Therefore — the meta-play remains NVIDIA.

The hyperscalers are fighting over platform share; NVIDIA continues compounding economic share.

# Amazon+OpenAI: $38B Deal in Nvidia? Year-end Sprint to $300?

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