NVIDIA Aktie News

Nvidia (NVDA +1.37%) is exceeding expectations in nearly every important financial metric.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a potentially game-changing technology for businesses around the globe -- and Nvidia's graphics processing units (GPUs) are the heartbeat of this revolution. Insatiable enterprise demand for Nvidia's GPUs sent revenue soaring 62% in the latest quarter.

Shares have slumped over the past month, as investors fret about lofty AI valuations and the threat posed by Google.

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Given its already huge market cap, Nvidia continues to top analysts' expectations. TSMC's ability to manufacture at scale ever-smaller nodes in the chips it produces will provide massive benefits.

Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet are integrating AI into their operations, thanks to the benefits the technology delivers. All these companies rely on Nvidia's chips to help train AI models and run inference applications.

Nvidia looked poised to have a great month on the heels of hitting an all-time high and another blockbuster earnings. Instead, the AI chipmaker has faced ongoing concerns about a possible AI bubble and increased competition from Google.

Nvidia shares fell after reports that Meta Platforms may buy Alphabet's custom artificial intelligence (AI) chips for data centers starting in 2027. Recent results show how Nvidia's data center business is still growing rapidly.