🖥️ Nvidia once again beat Wall Street expectations. But what’s more interesting here isn’t the “beat on the forecast” itself.

Adjusted EPS came in at $2.22 versus the expected $2.09, and revenue was $96.22 billion versus approximately $92.3 billion.

And this isn’t just a good quarter: Nvidia’s revenue grew by 106% year over year. Most of it came from Data Center—$89 billion, +117% YoY. The company also expects around $108 billion in revenue next quarter.

So the main takeaway right now isn’t “Nvidia beat expectations.” The market received yet another confirmation that demand for AI infrastructure hasn’t run out—something that immediately showed up in the stock price $NVDA and its bStock version $NVDAB .

But I wouldn’t confuse Nvidia’s strength with evidence that every dollar invested in AI is guaranteed to pay back. That’s a completely different claim.

I like one simple figure: $96 billion in quarterly revenue from the chip maker. Once, that would’ve sounded like an Excel error. Now it’s just the environment.

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