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Nvidia reports record revenue of $114 billion but investors not impressed
Key takeaways
- Tech giant Nvidia expects revenue of $US91 billion ($127 billion) in June.
- Tech giant Nvidia posts record first-quarter revenue, driven by AI chips and the build-out of data centres.
- The world's most valuable company dominates AI computing and acts as a market bellwether.
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Tech giant Nvidia expects revenue of $US91 billion ($127 billion) in June. (Reuters: Dado Ruvic)
Tech giant Nvidia posts record first-quarter revenue, driven by AI chips and the build-out of data centres.
The world's most valuable company dominates AI computing and acts as a market bellwether.
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