Home
Storia in 4 fonti
With market on edge over AI bubble, chip stocks shudder as investors send Nvidia down 3% despite 56% growth in data center revenue
Investors had extremely high expectations for Nvidia’s data center division, with forecasts set at $41.3 billion.
- ·
fortune.com
AI mania or AI bubble? Nvidia’s earnings—and its China exposure—will decide how Wall Street answers that question
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.
- ·
aljazeera.com
Why investors are on tenterhooks for Nvidia’s latest earnings report
The US chip giant is considered a bellwether for both the AI industry and Wall Street.
- ·
cnbc.com
Wall Street convinced Nvidia will rally on earnings, but retail investors are losing enthusiasm
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.
- ·
What Nvidia’s earnings mean for the stock market and AI trade
The chipmaker missed expectations for data center business revenue.
- ·
Nvidia earnings beat Wall Street's sky-high expectations, but the stock is falling because 'there were no H20 sales to China-based…
“Production of Blackwell Ultra is ramping at full speed, and demand is extraordinary,” CEO Jensen Huang said.
- ·
With market on edge over AI bubble, chip stocks shudder as investors send Nvidia down 3% despite 56% growth in data center revenue
Investors had extremely high expectations for Nvidia’s data center division, with forecasts set at $41.3 billion.
- ·
CNBC Daily Open: Are investors missing the Nvidia forest for the AI tree?
The astronomical growth that this company saw in 2023 and 2024 will inevitably slow, but that does not mean that the company is falling on bad times.
- ·
Chip giant Nvidia’s sales rise 56% in boost for AI boom
US chipmaker reports revenue of $46.74bn for second quarter, defying fears that AI may be overhyped.
- ·
upi.com
Nvidia reports $47.4B second quarter revenue on AI demand - UPI.com
Nvidia saw a 56% jump in revenue for the second quarter, nearly all of it from its rapidly expanding data centers business, driven by demand for its AI chips.
- ·
Nvidia’s growth is strong, but investors aren’t celebrating
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.
- ·
Nvidia is facing its biggest challenge yet: The law of large numbers
Nvidia is a fast-growing and highly profitable enterprise. But that may not be enough to reward investors from here.