Semiconductor manufacturer Nvidia (NVDA) outpaced expectations for its fourth quarter, posting figures of $39.3 billion in revenue (vs. forecasts of $38.25 billion) and adjusted earnings of $0.89 per share (vs.
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Though the stock market battering it received in the initial months of 2025 indicated a loss of confidence among investors, Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) once again proved its continued stellar growth with its latest earnings report.
Data isn't hard to come by on Wall Street. Between earnings season -- the six-week period each quarter where the vast majority of S&P 500 companies unveil their operating results -- and economic data releases from the U.S. government, investors are rarely struggling for catalysts that can move the broader market.
Revenue of Nvidia's automotive and robotics segment more than doubled year on year to a record $570 million in the fourth quarter 2025 fiscal year. Tech for driver-assist could become Nvidia's next "billion-dollar" business, despite being a small part of its overall revenue currently.
Nvidia's shares ticked lower on Thursday as the AI bellwether's upbeat quarterly forecast failed to ease nerves around overspending in the industry.
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) was one of the best-performing stocks in 2024 with an incredible gain of 171%. The upside was driven by soaring demand for its data center graphics processing units (GPUs), which are the gold standard for developing artificial intelligence (AI).
Nvidia has signalled no drop in demand for its flagship chips among big artificial intelligence (AI) spenders despite the low-cost challenge posed by Chinese rival DeepSeek.
Nvidia on Wednesday said it finished its fiscal year with record high revenue of $130.5 billion, driven by demand for its chips to power artificial intelligence in data centers.
Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA, ETR:NVD) shares fell in pre-market trading as investors weighed strong fourth-quarter earnings against signs of slowing growth. The chipmaker posted revenue of $39.33bn, ahead of analyst forecasts, with adjusted earnings per share of $0.89 also beating expectations.
A handful of companies seem to be at the center of the artificial intelligence (AI) universe, and Nvidia (NVDA 3.67%) is certainly one of them. The company's unique ability to design some of the most advanced processors for AI has vaulted its status, not to mention its share price, over the past several years.
Nvidia posts an earnings beat but guidance disappoints Wall Street pushing shares down slightly. The chip giant's CEO Jensen Huang tells CNBC he remains unfazed by lower-cost challengers.