Jensen Huang Just Delivered Fantastic News for Nvidia Investors
Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have driven gains in this bull market, and one company in particular has been at the head of the pack: Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA). The tech powerhouse is the world's top designer of AI chips and has built an empire of related products and services -- importantly, this portfolio has produced double- and triple-digit revenue growth well into the billions of dollars quarter after quarter.And, once again, in the company's latest earnings report, Nvidia showed it could keep up the momentum. The chip leader reported record quarterly and full-year revenue -- and earnings roared past analysts' estimates. All of this is great, but investors in recent times have wondered how long Nvidia's showstopping growth actually may last. For example, when start-up DeepSeek recently announced it trained its model on low-cost chips, investors worried Nvidia's biggest customers could follow -- and that would lead to lower revenue for the chip designer down the road.But investors may not have to worry about that because Nvidia chief Jensen Huang just delivered some fantastic news. Let's check it out.Continue reading
Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have driven gains in this bull market, and one company in particular has been at the head of the pack: Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA). The tech powerhouse is the world's top designer of AI chips and has built an empire of related products and services -- importantly, this portfolio has produced double- and triple-digit revenue growth well into the billions of dollars quarter after quarter.
And, once again, in the company's latest earnings report, Nvidia showed it could keep up the momentum. The chip leader reported record quarterly and full-year revenue -- and earnings roared past analysts' estimates. All of this is great, but investors in recent times have wondered how long Nvidia's showstopping growth actually may last. For example, when start-up DeepSeek recently announced it trained its model on low-cost chips, investors worried Nvidia's biggest customers could follow -- and that would lead to lower revenue for the chip designer down the road.
But investors may not have to worry about that because Nvidia chief Jensen Huang just delivered some fantastic news. Let's check it out.
