Monday, August 5, 2024

Shocking: One AI startup's revenue could surge 4,735%

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Shocking: One AI Startup's Revenue Could Surge 4,735%

James Ogletree, Managing Editor, The Oxford Club

While Nvidia gets all the attention, one small AI startup is quietly positioning itself to be the biggest winner.

This company has created technology that is essential for Nvidia's next-gen AI chips.

In fact, Nvidia's groundbreaking new chip wouldn't even be possible without it.

The biggest players in tech - Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Oracle - are all rushing to get their hands on this company's products.

Amazon alone has agreed to purchase at least $650 million worth.

As a result, this company's revenue could surge as much as 4,735% in the next 12 months.

And our friends at Manward Press say a major announcement coming soon could send its stock price into the stratosphere...

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Sincerely,

James

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