NVIDIA's AI Inflection Point Remarks Boost Pre-Market AI Stocks

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On August 27, 2026, NVIDIA’s comments on an AI inflection point boosted pre-market AI stocks. Readings from the Fear and Greed Index indicated growing optimism in the digital asset market. NVIDIA’s pre-market shares rose nearly 6%, while Micron and SK Hynix gained 4.07% and 4.48%, respectively. SanDisk and Western Digital added 4.32% and 3.29%, and AAOI and LITE rose 6.28% and 3.61%. Huang stated that AI has reached a turning point, with computing power now directly driving revenue and demand.

BlockBeats news: On August 27, spurred by Jensen Huang’s mention of the “AI inflection point” during NVIDIA’s earnings call, U.S. AI stocks rose broadly in pre-market trading.


According to BIT (bit.com) market data, NVIDIA is up nearly 6% in pre-market trading in the U.S. Memory chip stocks Micron Technology is up 4.07%, and SK Hynix is up 4.48% in U.S. trading.


The storage sector saw SNDK rise 4.32% and WDC rise 3.29%. The CPO concept stocks AAOI rose 6.28% and LITE rose 3.61%.


In his speech last night, Jensen Huang stated that artificial intelligence has reached a turning point. AI is now performing truly useful work, and the tokens it generates are creating productivity and profit. Today, computing power is revenue, and demand continues to accelerate.

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