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Nvidia, touted as the world’s most valuable chipmaker, made a significantly impressive mark in the third-quarter earnings, surpassing Wall Street forecasts substantially. This phenomenal performance was primarily influenced by an upsurge in the demand for AI. In the three months concluding in October, Nvidia witnessed a more than threefold increase in adjusted earnings per share from the previous year, surpassing the consensus forecast significantly. Furthermore, group revenues experienced a remarkable growth of 205% from last year, delivering a staggering $18.12 billion figure, again exceeding analysts’ estimates.
However, Nvidia expressed caution regarding the future, acknowledging that their sales in China are likely to slow due to fresh U.S. export restrictions, putting a modest halt on share gains during after-hours. Despite this warning, Nvidia shares managed to breach record levels earlier during the week. Providing an outlook into the current quarter, Nvidia projects around $20 billion in revenue, a prediction far surpassing the consensus of approximately $17.2 billion. Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang, attributed the robust growth to the transition in the industry platform from general-purpose to accelerated computing and generative AI, claiming the era of generative AI is taking off. Additionally, Nvidia’s CFO, Colette Kress, indicated that the expected decline in China sales will likely be surpassed by strong growth in other regions.
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