The US chip giant is considered a bellwether for both the AI industry and Wall Street.

Wall Street's faith in the staying power of AI as an investment thesis will be put to the test when Nvidia reports quarterly earnings on Wednesday.

All eyes remain on Nvidia's quarterly results this week.

The AI trade bellwether is set to report earnings after Wednesday's market close.

Nvidia’s earnings are now a cultural event, with watch parties, bubble fears, and billions on the line—even a small miss could send markets reeling.

The US chip giant is considered a bellwether for both the AI industry and Wall Street.

There are two big questions about the future of Nvidia's data center business that analysts are looking at.

Monthly investment flows into the dominant AI chipmaker peaked at about $140 billion in 2024 but have since trailed off to just $50 billion, Goldman says.

All eyes will be on chipmaker’s latest financials as company sets tone for the rest of the artificial intelligence industry

The chipmaker missed expectations for data center business revenue.

Investors had extremely high expectations for Nvidia’s data center division, with forecasts set at $41.3 billion.

US chipmaker reports revenue of $46.74bn for second quarter, defying fears that AI may be overhyped.

Nvidia’s latest earnings show the AI boom as room to run, but the market reaction may point to a vibe shift in how investors are viewing the wider sector.

Investors are largely seeing Nvidia earnings as a validation that the artificial intelligence boom has legs. Fueled with fresh optimism, the S&P 500 reached new heights Thursday.