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What Made Nvidia Shares To Jump 7% After Earnings

Nvidia continues to face supply constraints involving Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and memory chips used in its AI systems.

CEO Jensen Huang (Pic via X)

Nvidia shares jumped about 7% in premarket trading Thursday after the chipmaker delivered stronger-than-expected results and offered an upbeat outlook for artificial intelligence demand. The gains also lifted other semiconductor and AI-related stocks.

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Nvidia CFO Colette Kress said the company expects revenue growth of 70% for fiscal 2028. CEO Jensen Huang said actual demand is even stronger, but supply limitations are restricting how much the company can deliver.

According to the report, Nvidia continues to face supply constraints involving Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and memory chips used in its AI systems. The company also faces growing competition from custom AI chips developed by major technology firms and AI labs.

Huang said AI has reached an “inflection point,” citing rapid growth among companies requiring large GPU clusters. Nvidia also reported strong growth from enterprise, industrial and AI cloud customers, indicating a broader customer base beyond major hyperscalers.

The results helped ease concerns over AI spending and a potential slowdown. Analysts cited in the report remained broadly bullish on Nvidia’s outlook.

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