According to Jin10, Nvidia shares rose on Wednesday despite the possibility that Democrats' election victory could lead to tighter restrictions on data center construction. Positive results from major chip companies suggested that concerns about delays to data center construction had not yet immediately affected Nvidia or other hardware companies. Customers continued to rush to stockpile AI hardware, even though it remains unclear whether suitable sites will be available to install the equipment. Republican governors in Texas and Ohio lost their races, pointing to greater scrutiny of AI infrastructure construction. UBS Global Wealth Management Chief Investment Officer Mark Haefele wrote in a research report that increased congressional oversight would not necessarily hinder the AI investment cycle. He said broad federal restrictions would face legislative and presidential constraints, while state and local rules would continue to have a greater effect on data center construction timelines and locations. If Democratic politicians push for strict measures to limit AI data center construction, Nvidia could face greater challenges. For now, the market is more focused on signs that chip demand remains strong after the stock's recent weakness.