NVIDIA's stock price has risen significantly, reaching $191, following China's decision to allow major companies like Alibaba, Tencent, and ByteDance to purchase H200 chips. This marks a notable increase from its December low of $169. The surge in NVIDIA's stock is part of a broader trend of rising global investments in artificial intelligence, with companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic securing substantial funding. OpenAI is reportedly seeking $50 billion from Middle Eastern investors, while Softbank considers an additional $60 billion investment, potentially bringing its total to $100 billion. Meanwhile, NVIDIA has invested another $2 billion in CoreWeave, enhancing its total investment to $6 billion. These developments underscore the sustained demand for NVIDIA's advanced GPUs, as companies like Microsoft and Meta Platforms plan significant expenditures on AI technologies. Despite the positive outlook, technical analysis indicates potential short-term risks for NVIDIA's stock, including a head-and-shoulders pattern and its position below the 50-day EMA. However, with China's approval of H200 chip sales and NVIDIA's entry into the CPU market, the company's long-term revenue growth prospects remain strong.