Nvidia is on track to clock a faster increase in its revenue and earnings this year. The company's healthy momentum is sustainable in the long run, considering the potential investments in AI infrastructure and its solid position in this market.
Nvidia management is forecasting monster growth through 2030. The stock has seldom been this cheap on a forward earnings basis.
On March 13, 2026, investors weighed Nvidia's GTC outlook, massive AI chip demand, and long-term free cash flow runway.
Sam Vadas wraps up the trading week and previews the major events to keep on the calendar starting on Monday. She starts with a glimpse at Nvidia (NVDA) as investors and traders await CEO Jensen Huang's keynote address at their annual GTC event.
Nvidia's revenue growth is accelerating. The company's guidance implies another quarter of strong growth.
Central processing units (CPUs) are having a renaissance, and Nvidia says they're "becoming the bottleneck" amid surging agentic AI workflows. Intel and AMD remain the leaders in data center CPUs, but Nvidia is set to unveil new CPU details at its annual GTC AI conference next week.
Shares of Nvidia have cooled in the past few months after years of extraordinary gains. The stock was trading lower at the time of writing after opening higher earlier in the session.
ByteDance is set to get access to around 36,000 of Nvidia's B200 chips, The Wall Street Journal reported,
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Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to Nvidia (NVDA). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.