| Segment | Value | % of Price | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Net Cash | $2 | 1% | auditable |
| Data Center GPU | $161 | 92% | anchored |
| Non-GPU (Gaming/ProViz/Auto) | $4 | 3% | anchored |
| Platform Premium (CUDA/NIM/Robotics) | $9 | 5% | anchored |
Anchored: $174/sh (99%) · Speculative: $0/sh (0%)
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