Nvidia forecasts quarterly revenue above estimates
The outlook topped Wall Street estimates as data center revenue jumped 117% and the company said it expects no China sales in the quarter.
- On Wednesday, Nvidia forecast $108 billion in quarterly revenue, beating Wall Street estimates, yet shares fell 1.2% in extended trading as investors remained skeptical about long-term AI market dominance.
- Growing competition from central processors and custom chips by rivals Intel and AMD, coupled with Big Tech customers like Microsoft and Meta investing in in-house chip efforts, has undermined investor confidence.
- Big Tech companies reinforced expectations to spend more than $730 billion on AI infrastructure this year, up significantly from last year's 400 billion outlay, while Nvidia expects a gross margin of roughly 74%.
- Scrutiny has mounted of Nvidia's role in the AI financing ecosystem after it agreed to guarantee deals aimed at raising more than $500 billion, while the company unveiled a Vera Rubin platform using Groq technology in March.
- Despite projecting a revenue opportunity exceeding $1 trillion through 2027, Nvidia has gained just 14.2% so far this year as of Tuesday's close, while AMD and Intel have more than doubled.
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Growth in the AI industry continues unchanged.
It is the thermometer that indicates the good health of artificial intelligence. The turnover has more than doubled to 96.2 billion dollars, expected to be +70% next year. The Huang CEO: "We are at a turning point." It ensures that customers want to buy more chips than they can produce, there is one element that makes the market reflect.
Nvidia once again reported quarterly results that exceeded investor expectations and provided strong future guidance, which should boost investor confidence that the AI investment cycle is maintaining momentum and the bull market can continue.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is more optimistic than ever. It is new that the company has for the first time delivered a sales forecast for the following year, which has exceeded the boldest expectations of investors.
US chipmaker Nvidia reported a 126 percent year-on-year increase in net profit to $59.7 billion in the second quarter, while revenue rose 106 percent to $96.2 billion. The company's CEO said the artificial intelligence industry had reached a "golden age."
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