Nvidia Corporation delivered a better-than-expected quarter, with strong revenue and margin guidance despite the China export setback and inventory write-down. Gross margins are rebounding, ex-China revenue is outperforming, and the China revenue problem is now behind us, de-risking the stock. Growth drivers include sovereign AI infrastructure buildouts and the shift to inference, with Blackwell and networking segments showing strong momentum.
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Nvidia shares jumped in premarket trade on Thursday after posting a positive set of earnings, sparking a rally in global semiconductor stocks. Nvidia has been seen by investors as a bellwether for the broader semiconductor industry and artificial intelligence-related stocks.
Nvidia on Wednesday reported earnings that topped market expectations, with a $4.5 billion hit from US export controls being less than the Silicon Valley chip juggernaut had feared.
Yes, we think so. Currently, Nvidia (NASDAQ; NVDA) stock trades at 44 times its trailing earnings of $3.19 per share.
Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA, ETR:NVD) latest quarterly earnings once again cement its position at the forefront of the artificial intelligence boom, delivering headline-grabbing growth that pushed its shares up 5% in extended trading. For UK investors, many of whom hold Nvidia indirectly through global technology funds, ETFs and directly through ISAs, this performance matters.
Markets today look to open higher as traders react to Nvidia's earnings beat, easing tariff fears, and key U.S. data and Fed speeches on tap.