of china's deepseek. and the president of india will be visiting later in the week to bolster a trade deal. hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. nvidia reported solid results for both the last katie. demand is still strong? it suggests that the market is a little bit was a little bit divided,'there was and bad news on the overall the results are good but not great. the three months that ended on the 26th of january.

annual revenues were also up, rising tojust over $130 billion for 2024, which is a massive which had been the darling of advanced ai chips, faced a real hurdle. its shares tumbled as investors worried about its future viability. would stoke interest in al.

blocking the firm from exporting certain chips to china. to toughen these up. what to make of the results. in after—hours trading, shares went up — and then down, katie, what do we know about how demand is faring for nvidia's blackwell chips? that's right, they are seeing this as than traditional chip, making it far cheaper to operate.

billion to its revenue. the chief executive said sales had been, quote, amazing. in the company s history. and while the new technology may be sophisticated, the company's profit margins will right themselves. it made close to $36 billion, more than its competitors intel the big challenge for nvidia, though, is how do you it's been stratospheric, but, steve, can it continue? yes, the big question. but would bet it, its wouldbetagainstit, given its over the couple of ”hijithankyouw” 7' wn’t’thankyouri/eryr”w ” w7w"frhahk’y'éu'le’ry’éfiéh," and that retaliatory measures would be a waste of time.

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