The move came despite Nvidia missing Wall Street’s expectations for data-center revenue. The chip maker’s guidance topped estimates, but felt a little tepid when compared with previous blowout forecasts. Still, shares slipped just 2% ahead of Thursday’s opening bell, suggesting investors aren’t too worried about long-term demand for artificial intelligence.
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