Nvidia Corp's unrivalled explosion in revenue growth has painted the chipmaking giant into more than one corner. It has become a given that the artificial intelligence darling will deliver supersized revenue beats in every single reporting period.
Ali Mogharabi calls Nvidia's earnings “very impressive,” pointing to its strong revenue growth and guidance. Demand remains steady over every category, and he talks about client stickiness once a company has the suite of Nvidia products installed.
Forget NVIDIA's less lofty sales guidance. Bet on NVIDIA and its related ETFs to tap the ongoing AI boom.
On Wednesday, Nvidia — the designer of 90% of chips used for artificial intelligence — reported a surge in revenue for the October-ending quarter, according to the New York Times.
Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) just reported some incredibly strong third-quarter numbers that saw sales double.
NVIDIA's NASDAQ: NVDA growth is slowing, and margins are expected to compress, but so what? The company's business has grown nearly 800% in the last four years and continues to grow.
NVIDIA 3QFY25 and commentary on the call led us to maintain our hold. Our point of concern is NVIDIA's near-term gross margin issue, with management reporting a sequential decline and guiding for one in Q4 with GM outlook of 73% to 73.5%. NVIDIA's valuation remains priced for perfection, which puts the stock at higher risk with the gross margin issue.
James Cakmak, CIO at Clockwise Capital, discusses trimming semiconductor holdings, including NVIDIA, due to sky-high expectations and shifting to areas with better relative value.
The artificial intelligence (AI) sector is booming, with companies like NVIDIA NASDAQ: NVDA leading the charge and delivering stunning returns for investors. However, a smaller player, SoundHound AI NASDAQ: SOUN, has quietly outperformed most of the biggest industry giants, including NVIDIA.
Vivek Arya, Bank of America Securities senior semiconductors analyst, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss Arya's thoughts on Nvidia's earnings results, where the disappointment is in the stock, and the analyst's thoughts on the company's Blackwell chip.
Nvidia reported Q3 earnings after the close Wednesday to unimpressed investors. Revenue growth deceleration and gross margin declines remain concerns. NVDA still has a bright long-term future, but the short- and medium-term picture has become murky.
U.S. stocks could open on a negative note on Thursday after AI bellwether Nvidia Corp.'s NVDA guidance fell short of some expectations. Futures of all three major indices were down as investors processed the AI giant's earnings.