Regardless of what the AI industry might look like in the future, from investors' perspectives, Nvidia's earnings are clearly something to cheer for today.

Despite the recent sell-off in tech over concerns about high valuations and capital expenditure, some analysts think we could still end the year with a rally.

Nvidia earnings will be out after Wednesday's close, and AI rockstar CEO Jensen Huang will be on the hot seat.

Although Nvidia has not been the market's favorite AI trade this year, analysts covering the name see a recovery ahead as demand trends appear strong.

Company set to beat Wall Street expectations but analysts await projections for future demand for firm’s AI chips

As OpenAI and Big Tech powerhouses buy more and more Nvidia chips, annual revenue has gone from $27 billion in 2022 to a projected $208 billion this year.

The real debate — whether all this AI capacity being built today will be profitable tomorrow — remains unresolved.

Regardless of what the AI industry might look like in the future, from investors' perspectives, Nvidia's earnings are clearly something to cheer for today.

Regardless of what the AI industry might look like in the future, from investors' perspectives, Nvidia's earnings are clearly something to cheer for today.

Analysts agree that Nvidia's earnings are a clear signal of of strong demand for AI infrastructure. Less clear, however, is whether the results can dispel fears of an AI bubble in…

CEO Jensen Huang sounded confident in the company's products and bullish on the company's outlook during a call with analysts.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's rejection of the AI bubble narrative seemed to reassured investors initially, but their concerns couldn't be repressed for long.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's rejection of the AI bubble narrative seemed to reassured investors initially, but their concerns couldn't be repressed for long.