Nvidia shares fall despite record gains

Nvidia shares fall despite record gains

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Nvidia shares have fallen despite record revenues of US$30 billion (£24.7 billion) over a three-month period.

Revenue continues to surge, with a 122% increase on an annual basis during the quarter, following three straight periods of year-on-year growth in excess of 200%.

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The company’s net income rose to $16.6 billion in the quarter from $6.18 billion in the year prior.

Nvidia has been the major beneficiary of the ongoing AI boom and its market cap recently passed $3 trillion

Its stock has skyrocketed by 150% this year alone, with a 3,000% surge over the past five years.

Yet a fall of up to 6.8% was recorded in the aftermath of the results according to Reuters.

Fears over a design-led delay in the launch of the upcoming Nvidia Blackwell chips are reported to have contributed to the price wobble, though the shares have held up as the firm’s Hopper chips were seen as a stopgap solution.

Yesterday, Nvidia said it had shipped Blackwell pilot chips to customers and partners and is expected to ramp up sales of the chip at the end of the year.

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