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Nvidia Beats Expectations with Strong Quarterly Earnings Despite Export Controls
- Nvidia reported strong first-quarter earnings on May 28, 2025, with $44.1 billion revenue including $39.1 billion from data centers, reflecting growth despite export limits.
- The earnings followed U.S. Export restrictions, especially on H20 chips for China, which caused a $4.5 billion charge, less than the $5.5 billion initially expected.
- CEO Jensen Huang emphasized ongoing strong demand for AI technology and Nvidia’s leadership amid geopolitical and competitive challenges, including rising pressure from AMD.
- Nvidia's gaming revenue hit a record $3.8 billion, up 48% year-over-year, while shares rose about 6% in premarket trading following the positive earnings announcement.
- Despite missing billions in China AI chip revenue due to export controls, Nvidia expects to sustain growth but must navigate complex geopolitical and market pressures ahead.
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