Nvidia Shares Rise After Solid Results And Continued Strength Across Its AI Business

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Nvidia crushed Q3 expectations and guided even higher, sending shares up 4% after hours. Revenue hit $57.01B with $1.30 EPS, and Q4 sales are projected around $65B. Demand for Blackwell and Blackwell Ultra remains extreme — cloud GPU supplies are sold out and orders have reached $500B for 2025–2026. Gaming grew 30% to $4.3B, pro visualization jumped 56%, and automotive/robotics rose 32%. Nvidia remains the centerpiece of the global AI buildout.

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00:02NVIDIA beat third-quarter estimates and issued strong fourth-quarter guidance,

00:06setting its shares up more than 4% in extended trading, according to CNBC.

00:10Chip giant reported adjusted earnings of $1.30 per share and $57.01 billion in revenue,

00:15topping analysts' expectations.

00:17NVIDIA forecasts about $65 billion in current quarter sales

00:20and reported a 65% jump in net income to $31.91 billion.

00:25The company's storied demand for its AI GPUs has made it the most valuable publicly traded company,

00:30supplying leading tech giants that use its chips to build new AI models.

00:34NVIDIA said demand for its Blackwall and Blackwall Ultra GPUs remains exceptionally strong,

00:39with cloud GPUs sold out and orders totaling $500 billion for 2025 and 2026.

00:45NVIDIA's legacy gaming business generated $4.3 billion in revenue of 30%,

00:50while its professional visualization segment rose 56% to $760 million.

00:55Automotive and robotics revenue reached $592 million, growing 32% from a year earlier.

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