Live from the NASDAQ market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight.

Invidia shares higher by just under 3% after hours after the giant posted better than expected data center revenue gave solid guidance for Q1 sales.

Did these results give the green light for the markets?

We'll debate that.

And the real read on

retail shares of outlet operator Tanger hitting nearly 10-year highs after its latest earnings report.

We'll hear directly from CEO Stephen Yaloff about how his consumer is holding up and how deep affordability concerns really run.

Plus, a warning from Lowe takes down the whole housing trade. Kava shares soar after their latest report, and Bitcoin catches a much-needed bid, has the crypto space finally found its floor. I'm Melissa Lee. We are back at Studio B at the NASDAQ market site on the Destin-N-C-N-Symore. Tim Seymour, Carter, Braxtonworth, Guy Adami, and Julie Beal. We start off with earnings from the most valuable company in the market, shares of

Nvidia, up by 2.8% after the AI giant beat profit expectations posted data center revenue

that grew by 75%.

The conference call just kicking off at the top of the hour.

Christina Parts Nubles is here with the very latest.

Christina.

Well, the number that moved the stock really is you talked about at the Q1 Revenue

Guides, $78 billion ahead of both street and buyside estimates, that's your headline.

The quarter itself was driven by data center revenue up 20% sequentially helped by networking

products too, because that falls within the data center category.

That's the largest quarterly jump in company history,

with gross margins holding in the mid-70s.

Demand is strong enough that even older Hopper and Ampeer products are still sold out in the cloud,

according to the company in this slide deck they had.

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