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Chipmaker NVIDIA reports higher revenue thanks to AI investments

Chipmaker NVIDIA reports higher revenue thanks to AI investments

NVIDIA has reported a revenue increase of nearly 75%, driven by high demand for chips that power artificial intelligence applications. This growth exceeded financial market expectations, solidifying the company's position as a leading supplier in the AI sector.

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