Nvidia’s AI boom is still accelerating. What it means for the AI theme and our stock picks.
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By Ng Hui Min • 27 Aug 2026
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Nvidia delivered another strong quarter, but rising memory costs added a new wrinkle to the AI story. Here’s what the results mean for the AI theme and our stock picks, and what we’re watching next.
Beansprout Pro in brief
- Nvidia’s Q2 FY2027 revenue rose 106% year on year to US$96.2 billion, while Data Center revenue climbed 117% to US$89.0 billion.
- Demand remains the stronger signal. Nvidia still expects about 70% revenue growth in FY2028 even as management says underlying demand is running well above that level.
- The main risk is memory. Higher memory prices are pushing Nvidia’s margins lower and are expected to remain a pressure into next year.
- That matters differently for our two AI holdings. PC Partner is exposed through both its graphics-card and emerging AI server businesses, while CSE Global is tied more closely to the physical infrastructure supporting hyperscaler expansion.
- Nvidia’s latest commentary gives us new evidence to reassess both holdings, particularly PC Partner’s regional AI server opportunity and CSE Global’s exposure to AWS.
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