NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) is a technology company, listed on the NASDAQ. Alpha Stocks Insight has published 16 articles on NVDA since May 11, 2026, most recently "NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) Q2 FY2027: Revenue Doubles to $96.2B, Data Center Hits $89B" on Wednesday, August 26, 2026. Coverage to date spans Technology and Earnings Report, tracking NVDA's earnings, analyst activity, and material corporate events. New coverage is added each trading day.
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$218.36
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$5390.4B
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NVIDIA doubled revenue to $96.2B in Q2 FY2027, with Data Center up 117% YoY. Q3 guidance of $108B sets a new bar for the AI infrastructure buildout.
NVIDIA just guaranteed up to $105B in lease obligations for a large Ohio AI campus, with OpenAI as the anchor tenant and 2028 as the target start date.
NVIDIA prices a $25 billion bond deal at 50 basis points over Treasuries after $85 billion in demand, building strategic capital to finance its AI ecosystem at minimum cost.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang reframed last week's $1 trillion-plus chip stock wipeout as a near-term event, not a structural break. Here's what it means for NVDA.
Jensen Huang met Foxconn's chairman at Computex as the Apple supplier expands its role as Nvidia's primary AI rack manufacturer — here's what it means for NVDA.
China military-linked universities reportedly sought Nvidia H200 chips — Nvidia has issued a response. Here's what the development means for NVDA investors.
Jensen Huang dined with SK Hynix, Samsung, LG, and Naver executives in Taipei — here's what the Korean Partner Night means for NVDA's AI supply chain.
NVIDIA's DOCA and BlueField-4 STX platform now integrate with Xage Security for zero-trust AI protection — here's what the partnership means for NVDA.
NVIDIA's AI push into cars and robots has become a multibillion-dollar revenue stream — here's what the expansion means for NVDA investors.
Truist lifted its NVIDIA price target to $307 from $287 after a strong quarter — here's what the analyst move means for NVDA investors.
$1.6B Dell-IREN deal puts NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs at the heart of new AI data center buildouts — here's what it means for NVDA demand.
NVIDIA is acquiring equity positions in other AI companies, a strategy analysts say could become a meaningful catalyst for future net income beyond chip sales.
NVIDIA's Q1 FY27 results showed net income of $58.3B, up 211% year-over-year, as revenue climbed 85% to $81.6B driven by hyperscalers and AI cloud demand.
Wall Street sets 75% gross margin as the critical threshold for Nvidia's Q1 FY2027 results, due after Wednesday's close. Here's what analysts are watching.
NVIDIA shares reached a new 52-week high on Wednesday, May 13 as CEO Jensen Huang accompanied President Trump on a visit to China, lifting AI chip sentiment broadly.
NVIDIA shares rose 1.55% on Monday, May 11 to close at $218.54, edging past the prior 52-week high. Fundamental strength and a new AI cloud deal keep Wall Street firmly bullish.
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