Nvidia NVDA, the $4 trillion AI powerhouse, just delivered another blockbuster quarter — smashing records in revenue and profit — yet somehow left Wall Street wanting more.

🏆 Blowout Results, Market Shrugs
Revenue jumped 56% year-over-year to $46.7 billion, beating estimates of $45.9 billion. Adjusted EPS hit $1.05, also ahead of expectations. Net income surged to $26 billion, placing Nvidia behind only Alphabet GOOGL and Microsoft MSFT in S&P 500 profits.

Still, shares slipped 3% in after-hours trading as investors judged the bar had been set too high.

🏢 Data Centers: Big, But Not Big Enough
Data center sales climbed 56% to $41.1 billion, but just shy of the $41.3 billion forecast. With about half of that revenue tied to hyperscalers like Amazon AMZN, Google, and Microsoft, Nvidia’s AI empire remains deeply linked to Big Tech’s spending cycles.

CEO Jensen Huang described demand for its next-gen Blackwell platform as “extraordinary,” adding that supply constraints — not demand — are holding back growth.

🌏 China & Geopolitical Headwinds
Export restrictions remain a drag. Nvidia reported zero sales of H20 GPUs in China and doesn’t expect contributions in the current quarter either. CFO Colette Kress emphasized that navigating these geopolitical frictions is now a central focus.

📈 What’s Next?
For Q3, Nvidia guided $54 billion in revenue, topping the Street’s $53.4 billion view. But with demand outpacing supply, investors are laser-focused on whether the company can scale production fast enough to meet hyperscaler appetite.

So yes, it’s another record-shattering quarter. But on Wall Street, even Nvidia has to prove that “extraordinary” is enough.

Happy Nvidia Day! 🚀