Nvidia Reports $68B Earnings… But Investors Desired More

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Nvidia has once again achieved an impressive earnings performance. Revenue skyrocketed by 94 percent to reach 68 billion dollars. The company is projecting revenues of up to 78 billion dollars for the next quarter.  So why didn’t the stock see a significant rise?  Wall Street had higher expectations. After 14 consecutive quarters of remarkable surprises, investors are now looking for larger returns — in cash. However, Nvidia maintains that it is reserving funds to drive the AI revolution.  With major tech companies planning to invest over 630 billion dollars in AI infrastructure, and with increasing competition from AMD and Google, the pivotal question remains.  Can Nvidia maintain its lead in the AI surge?  Stay tuned until the end to learn what this signifies for the future of technology.

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00:00What happens when the world's biggest AI company beats expectations, but Wall Street still isn't

00:05impressed? NVIDIA just crushed earnings. Again. Revenue jumped 94% to $68 billion. Profit beat

00:12estimates. And next quarter? They expect up to $78 billion in sales. That is higher than Wall

00:19Street predicted. So why did the stock barely move? Investors wanted more. For 14 straight

00:25quarters, NVIDIA delivered massive surprises. This time, it was strong. But not shocking.

00:31Analysts even asked if NVIDIA would return some of the $100 billion in cash it may generate this

00:37year. But CFO Colette Kress said no. The company wants to keep investing in AI. CEO Jensen Huang made

00:43it clear. AI is the future of computing. And NVIDIA plans to build the infrastructure powering it all.

00:50Big Tech is spending over $630 billion on AI data centers. But competition is rising. AMD is

00:57launching new AI servers. Google is pushing its own in-house chips. And NVIDIA is relying heavily

01:03on just two customers for over a third of its sales. Still, one thing is clear. The AI boom is

01:09not slowing down. The only question is, can NVIDIA stay on top?

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