Nvidia's China issued swept aside as AI-fueled boom continues
Nvidia reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings that beat market expectations, as tech giants continue to buy the company's chips to train big artificial intelligence models. The only blemish on the earnings report was a sales decline in China as a result of U.S. export restrictions, CNBC's Arjun Kharpal reports.
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