After holding their breath, Wall Street takes in Nvidia’s latest earnings report.

The company that makes GPU chips is now one of the most closely watched in the world as a sign of how AI investments are doing and how the stock market is doing in general.

Wall Street has rarely been so focused on one company’s earnings report as a “make-or-break” moment for the market as this one.

Nvidia, a chipmaker that has become one of the most valuable companies in the world thanks to its key part in the global arms race in artificial intelligence, released its much-anticipated quarterly results on Wednesday. The company made $39.3 billion in sales, which was 78% more than expected and a big jump from the previous quarter that finished in January.



Many investors and experts, though, see more in Nvidia’s wildly profitable finances than just how the company is doing. And a lot of people are likely to pay attention to what the chipmaker said Wednesday about the future, which showed that profit margin growth would slow down.

There are two main reasons why the chip giant is important: its large valuation (its stock price can have a big effect on the market as a whole, including the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average) and its role in the AI field (which now plays a big role in U.S. economic growth in general).

CEO and senior stock research analyst at Wedbush Securities Dan Ives said before the earnings that it would be a “massive day” for global markets trying to “gauge the demand trajectory of the AI Revolution.” Some jokes were made about how excited the more finance and tech-savvy people at X were about the earnings.


JNvidia’s stock price fluctuated due to tech companies purchasing Nvidia’s GPU chips, causing a 2% increase in shares compared to the closing price.As of the end of 2024, Nvidia’s stock had gone up 880%, making it the most valuable publicly traded U.S. company with a market value of over $3 trillion. Since that rise, Nvidia has become the second most important part of the S&P 500 index, after Apple.


A lot of people look at Nvidia’s revenue to see how the economy is doing as a whole. The economy has been growing for the past two years thanks in large part to investments in AI and data center space. Nvidia shares fell 5% before earnings, amid concerns about AI spending’s continued rapidity, with Microsoft cutting back on data center spending. Microsoft has since denied that, and many of Nvidia’s other big users, like Alphabet, which owns Google, Meta, which owns Facebook, and Amazon, all plan to put a lot of money into the company.

DeepSeek, a China-backed AI platform that apparently needs far fewer computing resources and mostly uses chips made by Nvidia competitor Intel, has also come on quickly, which has shaken up both Nvidia and the AI world as a whole.

More generally, the U.S. economy is slowing down because of worries about how strong customers are and the possibility of higher prices due to President Trump’s plans to put tariffs on goods.

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