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Nvidia shares jump after AI chip maker unveils stock split, rosy sales forecast


Nvidia  forecast second-quarter revenue above estimates on Wednesday and announced a ten-for-one forward stock split, impressing investors who have already tripled the chipmaker’s market value in the past year on AI optimism.

The Santa Clara, Calif.-based company’s shares climbed 4% after the bell to nearly $974.

The AI poster child’s shares have risen more than 90% so far this year.


Nvidia reported first-quarter revenue of $26.04 billion, beating estimates of $24.65 billion. CEO Jensen Huang, above. AFP via Getty Images

Demand for Nvidia’s chips stands unparalleled as enterprises spend billions to procure advanced semiconductors to power data centers capable of processing complex AI tasks.

Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon and other technology companies have competed for a limited supply of Nvidia’s high-end chips as they race to dominate AI computing.

Nvidia’s contract chipmaker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, has also been working to increase its advanced packaging capacity, a key supply chain constraint for the processors.

The Taiwanese company said in April it expects to more than double its advanced packaging capacity this year.

The company forecast second-quarter revenue of $28 billion, plus or minus 2%.

Analysts on average were expecting revenue of $26.66 billion, according to LSEG data.


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Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon and other technology companies have competed for a limited supply of Nvidia’s high-end chips as they race to dominate AI computing. via REUTERS

Nvidia reported first-quarter revenue of $26.04 billion, beating estimates of $24.65 billion.



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