Those issues have raised questions over Nvidia’s near-term financials. And those questions have arrived as investors reckon with the prospect of slower growth from the company and other Big Tech players that have gone all in on AI — generally by spending billions and loading up on Nvidia’s chips.

A year ago, chipmaker Nvidia (NVDA) was really riding high. Sales of its chips were jumping as it transformed itself from a maker of computer chips used for computer gaming into something much more profound: It had become ground zero for artificial intelligence.

Nvidia is set to benefit from increased AI infrastructure spending. The company has created a wide moat through its CUDA software platform. Even after its strong performance in the past few years, the stock remains attractively valued.

The semiconductor market is positioned to have another "transformative year" in 2025, believes exchange-traded fund provider VanEck. Industry leaders such as Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), Broadcom (AVGO), TSMC (TSM),

There are few earnings releases which are as eagerly anticipated as that of Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA), which is scheduled for this week on