According to Jim Cramer on CNBC on Monday, Nvidia's growing business with sovereign nations could help ease investor concerns about the company's dependence on a handful of hyperscale customers. Sovereign AI already accounts for roughly 14% of Nvidia's business, with countries including Singapore, India, Japan, Switzerland, Germany, Taiwan, Israel, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia investing in domestic AI infrastructure powered by Nvidia technology.
Unlike major cloud providers that seek immediate financial returns, sovereign AI customers are not necessarily focused on quick payback. "Countries are buying these chips in droves for their sovereign AI programs and that alone will lessen Nvidia's dependence on a handful of major hyperscalers," Cramer said.