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Nvidia is expected to capture about $700 billion of a $1.6 trillion AI capex boom

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A Morgan Stanley forecast puts global AI spending near $1.58 trillion by 2027, with Nvidia positioned to collect the biggest slice The AI spending spree has a new headline number. A Morgan Stanley report projects global AI-related capital expenditures will hit approximately $1.58 trillion by 2027, a figure often rounded to $1.6 trillion. The more striking part is where that money is expected to land. Nvidia could collect approximately $690 billion of it, rounded to $700 billion in some assessments. That would make one chipmaker the biggest beneficiary of one of the largest corporate building cycles on record. Morgan Stanley’s math works like a funnel. Roughly 65% of total AI capex, or about $1.03 trillion, is expected to flow to companies in the S&P 500.

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