Articles that make predictions regarding the stock market can't necessarily be true or false as they can at most be highly likely or highly unlikely. There's no way of showing whether they are right or wrong until the day they predict. What we can do is assess whether Harsh Chauhan's predictions are likely to happen and see what sources currently support it or disprove it. According to, "The Verge", "HPC wire", and "The Information", NVIDIA has faced a delay of launch on their AI chips.
The AI chips are the big selling point on Chauhan's article so this puts into perspective the issues that can pop up and disrupt predictions.
One of the statistical things that can prove their growth is taking a glance at the market summary where NVIDIA's significant changes post COVID has been massive growth. CNBC stated that NVIDIA has benefited from the advancement of AI due to big companies using their GPU's to run their systems. This was crosschecked with NVIDIA's own newsroom which shows that the CEO said at a conference that the following companies would use their GPU's.
ASRock Rack, ASUS, GIGABYTE, Ingrasys, Inventec, Pegatron, QCT, Supermicro, Wistron and Wiwynn
This info shows that Chauhan's prediction is highly likely but with some left out key details that may slightly alter the outcome.
