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NVIDIA Q2 revenue +122% to $30.0B as demand for data center chips surges

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  1. NVIDIA Q2 revenue +122% to $30.0B as data center chip demand surges
  2. OpenAI in talks to raise new funding round at $100B+ valuation
  3. Telegram CEO charged with “complicity,” bail set at €5M
  4. California AI safety bill passes Assembly, awaiting governor’s signature
  5. Google rolls out custom AI chatbots Gems, image generation model Imagen 3

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1. NVIDIA Q2 revenue +122% to $30.0B as demand for data center chips surges

  • $30.04B vs. $13.50B in Q2 FY24.

  • +15% QoQ from $26.04B revenue reported in Q1.

  • Net income +152% to $16.6B, vs. $6.2B in Q2 FY24.

  • Issues with production of the new Blackwell chip were acknowledged, but CEO Huang said that they’re “going to have lots and lots of supply.”

  • Stock -5% in the pre-market, even with NVIDIA beating expectations for EPS, revenue, and guidance.

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3. OpenAI in talks to raise new funding round at $100B+ valuation

  • Almost +20% from their $86B valuation in Oct.

  • $1B from Thrive Capital is possible.

  • Microsoft participation expected as well.

  • $103B: Current OpenAI investors have been negotiating to sell shares at their price.

4. Telegram CEO charged with “complicity,” refusal to cooperate; bail set at €5M

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