Nvidia will someday be a distant memory — and that’s a good thing, say Nobel laureates

Research conducted by the recent Nobel laureates in economics suggests that Nvidia will not remain the largest publicly traded corporation for long.

None of the Nobel Prize winners —Joel Mokyr of Northwestern University, Philippe Aghion of the Collège de France and INSEAD in Paris, and Peter Howitt of Brown University — focused their research on Nvidia

NVDA specifically. But much of their work has looked at the crucial role played by “creative destruction” in promoting long-term economic growth — and it is that which will inevitably cause Nvidia to someday be little more than a distant memory to stock-market historians.