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Nvidia CEO Warns of No-Win Scenario Amid AI Bubble Fears Despite Record Earnings

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warns of a no-win scenario amid AI bubble fears, as the company’s record earnings and $500 billion valuation drop reflect investor anxiety.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang addressed employees this week, expressing that the company finds itself in a challenging position amidst growing concerns about a potential AI bubble. This statement follows Nvidia’s recent announcement of record earnings, which Huang noted the market did not adequately reward. “The market did not appreciate our incredible quarter,” he stated, referring to the surprise investors had after Nvidia reported robust results and projected “visibility” into half a trillion dollars in revenue for 2025 and 2026.

Despite reporting a surge in sales driven largely by its data-center processors, which are crucial for powering large AI models, Nvidia’s stock initially climbed by 5% before closing down roughly 3%. This stark reversal reflects a broader trend, where investor enthusiasm for the AI sector is increasingly tempered by fears of overvaluation and unsustainable spending on infrastructure.

Investor Anxiety Amidst Record Performance

Huang emphasized that the expectations surrounding Nvidia have reached extreme levels, creating a precarious situation where any slight deviation from projections could be interpreted negatively. “If we delivered a bad quarter, it is evidence there’s an AI bubble. If we delivered a great quarter, we are fueling the AI bubble,” he explained. This environment leads to heightened scrutiny of Nvidia’s performance, with Huang indicating that even a minor miss would trigger significant concerns about the health of the entire AI market.

While the company experienced a record quarter, the overall reaction from investors revealed deeper anxieties about the sustainability of the AI boom. Following months of aggressive investment in data centers, GPUs, and networking gear, many are questioning whether these expenditures will translate into sufficient revenue. With credit markets showing early warning signs, the fear of a downturn is palpable.

Moreover, fresh macroeconomic uncertainties, such as a delayed U.S. jobs report, added to the volatility. The report indicated unexpectedly strong hiring in September but revealed a rising unemployment rate, creating ambiguity surrounding future Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. As earnings season winds down without clear catalysts for growth, many investors are opting to lock in profits from earlier gains and exit the market.

Nvidia: A Central Player in the AI Ecosystem

Huang’s comments provided insight into how the face of the AI industry perceives the growing backlash against it. He humorously referenced memes depicting Nvidia as the “linchpin of the global economy,” suggesting that the pressure on the company is unprecedented. “We’re basically holding the planet together—and it’s not untrue,” he remarked, pointing out the mythos that has propelled Nvidia’s valuation into the stratosphere, making it the most valuable public company globally.

Yet, while Huang acknowledged the immense expectations, he pushed back against the idea that Nvidia bears responsibility for the inflated valuations in the AI sector. “Our job is to build the compute infrastructure others need, not to police how the market prices demand,” he asserted, clarifying the role Nvidia plays in the broader ecosystem.

During the meeting, Huang also kept the atmosphere light despite the pressures, joking about the company’s market cap fluctuations. Reflecting on Nvidia’s significant drop in valuation, he quipped, “Nobody in history has ever lost $500 billion in a few weeks.” This humor underlines the volatility and risks associated with being at the forefront of AI innovation.

Ultimately, Huang expressed pride in the team’s efforts, highlighting that despite market pressures, Nvidia’s underlying business remains strong. “I’m delighted by the quarter and proud of our work,” he concluded, reaffirming the company’s resilience in the face of adversity.

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