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David Fabry at Post 9 of the New York Stock Exchange. Future is pretty steady here as

NVIDIA goes green pre-market on another solid quarter, another $2 billion revenue beat.

Jobless claims, meanwhile, near a six-month low, the 10 years still well-behaved below 4-4.

Our roadmap begins with NVIDIA's beat and optimistic outlook for AI chip demand. The stock

does erase some earlier post-earnings losses.

And also ahead Elon Musk and Vivek Ramoswamy out with an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal.

They're making the case for their Doge plan to reform government and cut federal spending.

Speaking of the government, the Department of Justice has officially requested a federal judge take action against Google by forcing it to sell its Chrome browser.

This is, of course, part of the government's anti-trust case against the company.

Let's get right to Nvidia, moving higher after beating on both the top and the bottom line, also nearly doubling sales year on year.

Yesterday on the earnings call, Jensen Wong did reiterate the strong demand for AI.

The age of AI is in full steam. Generative AI is not just a new software capability, but a new industry.

With AI factories manufacturing digital

intelligence, a new industrial revolution that can create a multi-trillion dollar AI industry.

Demand for Hopper and anticipation for Blackwell, which is now in full production, are incredible.

Jim, everyone wants to talk Blackwell, but even some of the Hopper guidance was surprisingly good.

Yeah, look, this is one of the situations where whatever you can get from them you'll take.

That can be very stark because you may not be able to get the first ranked stuff.

I think that there are multiple customers.

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