Expectations ran high ahead of the results, with Nvidia shares up more than 20% over the last two months and hitting an intraday record high on Monday. The stock has nearly tripled so far this year and is up more than ninefold over the last two years, giving it a market value of $3.6 trillion.

Making these chips is hard, and a flaw that was found in one of Nvidia's chips over the summer is not helping.

Nvidia forecast its slowest revenue growth in seven quarters on Wednesday, but its still stunning rate of growth is thanks to huge demand for the company's AI chips. Lisa Bernhard has more.

Some industry giants are building so-called super clusters of computer servers that cost billions of dollars and contain unprecedented numbers of Nvidia’s most advanced chips.

Jensen Huang's company retains its absolute dominance in artificial intelligence microchips, but longer term demand is eventually expected to prioritize inference over training.

Nvidia Corp. assured investors that its new product lineup can maintain the company’s artificial intelligence-fueled growth run, though the rush to get the chips out the door is proving more costly than expected.