NVIDIA Hits $81.6B, Guides $91B – Stock Slips on the News
NVIDIA posted record $81.6B Q1 revenue, +85% YoY, and guided Q2 to $91B – yet shares slipped 1.3% after hours.
NVIDIA posted record $81.6B Q1 revenue, +85% YoY, and guided Q2 to $91B – yet shares slipped 1.3% after hours.
Chips snap back: Intel +6.4%, AMD +8.3%, ARM +15.6%, lifted by BofA’s $125B server-CPU call with Nvidia earnings on deck.
Nvidia, Broadcom, Micron and AMD all fell 3-7% as $9 trillion in chip market cap tests the S&P 500’s record concentration.
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Intel jumped 14% on record volume Friday after the WSJ reported Apple and Intel reached a preliminary agreement for Intel to manufacture Apple chips — a potential turning point for Intel’s foundry ambitions.
AMD crushed Q1 2026 estimates with $10.25B revenue—up 38% year-over-year—and Q2 guidance of up to $11.5B, sending shares 18% higher and sparking a chip-sector rally led by Intel’s 13% gain.