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Editor's Note: With NVIDIA reporting earnings in just three days, Wall Street is holding its breath for what could be the most market-moving quarterly report of 2025. The stakes couldn't be higher as the AI giant attempts to justify its stunning recovery from the DeepSeek-induced crash that wiped out nearly $600 billion in value earlier this year.
Chinese startup DeepSeek's claims about developing AI models at a fraction of the cost triggered the largest one-day loss for any U.S. company. But NVIDIA bounced back strong, with CEO Jensen Huang declaring "AI is advancing at light speed" and "demand for Blackwell is amazing."
The recovery story centers on NVIDIA's Blackwell chips, which generated $11 billion in Q4 revenue—50% of total data center sales. Overall revenue surged 78% to $39.3 billion, crushing estimates and proving AI demand remains robust despite DeepSeek concerns.
International expansion is providing major tailwinds. NVIDIA and AMD secured massive Saudi Arabian contracts for AI infrastructure, while Trump's Middle East tour sparked renewed optimism. Tesla and NVIDIA jumped 17% and 16% respectively earlier this week as trade tensions eased.
However, analysts expect gross margins to shrink to 73.5% in Q4 due to Blackwell production costs, though management forecasts recovery as production scales.
This Wednesday's earnings could determine the AI sector's trajectory for the rest of 2025. With markets near all-time highs and NVIDIA having recovered from its crash, the stakes couldn't be higher for both bulls and bears.
Smart investors are positioning for explosive volatility—not just in NVIDIA, but across the entire semiconductor ecosystem. The key question: Will results signal the AI boom's continuation or mark the beginning of a more cautious investment phase?
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