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Exclusive Article
This NVIDIA Partnership Shows How Big AI Can Really Get
Reported by Thomas Hughes. First Published: 1/12/2026.

At a Glance
- NVIDIA’s valuation remains compelling in early 2026, with long-term forecasts suggesting potential gains of 200% to 500% over the next decade.
- New partnerships—including a $1 billion AI drug discovery initiative with Eli Lilly—highlight NVIDIA’s expanding role beyond GPUs.
- Analysts cite robotics and accelerated AI adoption as key 2026 growth drivers, with earnings and guidance expected to confirm bullish sentiment.
NVIDIA’s (NASDAQ: NVDA) momentum is heating up again as its long-term outlook expands and the valuation becomes increasingly compelling. Trading at roughly 40x earnings in early 2026, the market appears to be underpricing what is becoming an overly cautious forecast.
Driven by NVIDIA’s move beyond GPUs, the company — not just its hardware — is becoming critical to business transformation across many industries.
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At present, the stock is valued at only eight times its 2035 earnings forecast, implying investors could see as much as a 200% gain over the next decade just to match the S&P 500. If NVIDIA continues to command a premium — given its central role in the AI ecosystem — total gains could run in the 300% to 500% range before peaking.
NVIDIA and Eli Lilly Invest $1 Billion in Accelerated Drug Discovery
The latest evidence of NVIDIA’s expanding role in the AI ecosystem comes from new details about its partnership with Eli Lilly (NYSE: LLY). First hinted at during CES, the collaboration aims to build an AI supercomputer to accelerate drug discovery, manufacturing, and other health-related applications. The initiative includes a feedback loop where AI-generated discoveries inform physicians, and physicians — using AI-enabled experimentation tools — feed results back to improve the AI models, collectively accelerating and disrupting the drug discovery process.
This is a sizable market. Drug discovery was worth roughly $105 billion at the end of 2025 and is expected to grow at a high-single-digit, nearly 10% compounded annual rate for the foreseeable future. Within that, AI-enabled discovery currently represents less than 20% of the market but is forecast to expand roughly sixfold over the next eight years. More significantly, drug discovery is an entry point to the even larger drug production and sales market, which represents a major revenue opportunity.
NVIDIA has also entrenched itself in sectors such as machinery and heavy equipment, automotive, telecommunications, energy, retail, and robotics. Its work with Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) supports autonomous operation, management, and deployment of fleet equipment, while Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR), a key eVTOL player, is integrating NVIDIA’s Thor IGX platform into its aircraft. Thor is a scalable, industrial-grade AI solution that handles the complex tasks required by advanced robotic systems.
Analysts Identify Robotics as Catalyst for NVIDIA Stock Price
Analysts at BNP Paribas, following CES, highlighted robotics as a potential catalyst for NVIDIA in 2026. They expect emerging use cases to drive demand for both development and the hardware to run applications, from small IoT devices to humanoid robots and large industrial machinery. Compute and inference demand will also be important drivers. DRAM bottlenecks may ease as many manufacturers shift focus from consumer memory to HBM and AI-specific markets.
Another near-term catalyst will be NVIDIA’s Q4 fiscal 2026 earnings report. Analysts have set a high bar, forecasting year-over-year revenue growth to accelerate to over 65%. If the company maintains its current trends, it could exceed that target and deliver guidance that reinforces its valuation and bullish analyst sentiment. Analysts rate the stock a Buy, an upgrade from last year, with a consensus for roughly 40% upside from January support levels.
The chart suggests a catalyst could trigger a significant bullish move. The late-2025 pullback cooled the market and helped define support levels heading into 2026. Although technical signals are still developing, indicators point to a trend-following upward move.
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