NVDA stock rose after hours as Nvidia's earnings results beat estimates. Blackwell chips brought in $11 billion for Nvidia, who said demand is strong.

The poster child of Wall Street's artificial intelligence craze reported better-than-expected results amid rising investor uncertainty about the the economics of AI.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang speaks during a press Q&A during NVIDIA GTC in San Jose, California on March 19. Image: Megan Crouse/TechRepublic eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent.

In its fourth fiscal quarter ending last month, Nvidia reported $39.3 billion in revenue, $0.89 adjusted earnings per share and $22.1 billion of net income, equating to year-over-year revenue growth of 78% and profit growth of 71%.

As a reminder, Nvidia usually posts its release at around 20 past the hour. Just under five minutes to go! Before we launch into the details of the announcement, it’s worth taking a step back and considering just how far Nvidia has come in such a short period.

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Nvidia shares fell Thursday morning, as a somewhat muted post-results session kicked off. The AI chip maker's stock is popular with individual investors and often swings wildly following earnings. But

Stocks slid Thursday, weighed down by chip giant Nvidia (NVDA) in the wake of Wednesday's earnings report, leading semiconductor and other AI stocks lower. Nvidia shares finished Thursday off more than 8%,