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The blistering share rally that for a time made Nvidia Corp. the world’s most valuable company has stalled. Investors have become wary of pouring more money into the chipmaker now that it’s clear the adoption of artificial intelligence computing won’t be a straight path,

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Nvidia is expected to post an EPS of $0.85 on revenue of just over $38 billion. While future GPU demand isn’t a concern for now, there are question marks over the company’s ability to deliver Blackwell GPUs in time. KeyBanc analysts are confident of the company’s ability to get over these issues and deliver strong earnings and guidance:

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the AI computing giant is just getting started after more than doubling revenue to $130.6 billion last year and making $11 billion from Blackwell GPUs in the fourth quarter alone.