NVIDIA Corporation’s shares experienced a significant decline of 19.98% over the past two trading sessions, driven by worries regarding the Chinese artificial intelligence initiative, DeepSeek. In the last session on Nasdaq, NVIDIA’s stock closed down 16.86% at $118.58. The stock dropped by 3.12% on Friday, finishing at $142.62. On Monday, it opened at a lower price of $124.80 and reached an intraday low of $116.70 per share. During the previous session, the company saw a loss exceeding $600 billion in market capitalization.
DeepSeek AI shows is as capable as GPT-4, but requires less computing control.
The innovation has triggered concerns that demand for energy-intensive AI infrastructure could falter, sending ripples through the markets.
Nigel Green, the CEO of global financial advisory giant deVere Group said this isn’t a sign of decline—it’s a transformation.
“DeepSeek’s breakthrough signals a shift toward efficiency in AI, which will redefine both energy and AI markets. The opportunities for investors willing to act now are enormous. DeepSeek’s model combines cutting-edge algorithms to slash the energy demands of AI training and deployment.”
