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For Jensen Huang and chip maker maker Nvidia, 2018 was a year to forget. The global economy was slowing. Semiconductor demand was dropping, and the Trump Administration was escalating a trade war with China. Shares of Nvidia (NVDA) slumped badly — 54%, in fact — even as the company’s chips were beloved by companies building video games and other applications that needed computing power to display complex graphics. Nvidia shares have soared as interest in artificial intelligence exploded. Image source: Getty Images. Nvidia became the future Then, things really happened. First, we must account for a 4-for-1 stock split in…
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