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Strong Q2 results and a 70% growth guide validate durable AI demand; near-term price action reflects confidence in further upside, though supply constraints could temper gains if bottlenecks ease unexpectedly.
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NVIDIA posted Q2 revenue of $96.2B, up 106% YoY, beating Street estimates. It forecast $108B for the next quarter and 70% revenue growth for the coming year, saying supply constraints cap upside. The print spurred a broad chip rally and reduced anxiety about AI demand.
Nvidia Q2 revenue $96.2B, up 106% YoY; beat estimates.
Forecast next year: 70% revenue growth; Huang says supply constraints cap upside.
Premarket stock at $224.83, up 7.2%; broader chip rally follows.
Memory-chip scarcity acknowledged amid high AI-chip demand.
Circular financing criticisms with OpenAI/Anthropic noted; impact unclear.
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