In video, it is the stock story of a century.

The chipmaker is at the heart of the artificial intelligence boom, supplying the chips

needed to build and run AI applications like

chat TBT and amid sky high expectations it reported another blowout

quarter forecasting sales that surpassed Wall Street estimates for the third time in a row.

Revenue more than doubling to $13.5 billion, $6 billion in pure profit.

That is a staggering 843% jump year over year.

It's a wow moment.

It's a superhero number.

I mean, clearly, nobody's having a problem paying the prices that

NVIDIA is charging for these parts.

All driven by unprecedented demand for those AI chips as revenue for its data center segment

climbed 141% just from the last quarter.

Now all of this comes on the back of an already explosive run up in the stock,

quadrupling this year and driving it to a trillion dollar market cap,

a company that is absolutely dominating in the AIC change, but are the cracks in that

dominance already beginning to show what's next and who is next?

They are not going to be the only game in town forever.

And you have to be realistic that competition is coming.

Okay.

We think that there could be some disruption if we think three, five years out.

This week on Tech Check, we take a look at some of the

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