Amazon's stock surged after the company unveiled its new in-house AI chip, Trainium3. The chip promises faster, cheaper AI model training and inference, making it a significant competitor to Nvidia's GPUs.
By creating its own chip, Amazon reduces its dependency on third-party suppliers, giving it more control over pricing, supply, and innovation.
For years, Nvidia dominated the AI hardware market, but Amazon's Trainium3 chip changes that. With Trainium3, Amazon offers a cheaper, high-performance alternative to Nvidia's GPUs.
The stock market reacted quickly to the news, with investors seeing long-term potential in Amazon's AI strategy. AWS continues to drive a significant portion of Amazon's revenue, and innovations like Trainium3 strengthen its growth story.
Amazon's stock traded at $235.46 USD as of December 2, 2025, up 0.67% or $1.58 from the previous close of $233.88, with a day's range of $233.56 to $238.97 on NASDAQ.
The launch of Trainium3 signals Amazon's commitment to AI leadership and its potential to reshape the economics of AI adoption in the cloud.
Forecasts suggest Amazon's stock could reach $225.87 by quarter-end and $205.19 in one year, with long-term predictions varying to $237+ by December end.
