NVIDIA just dropped Q2 numbers and the AI infrastructure story is still very much alive.

Revenue came in strong, EPS beat expectations, and the focus quickly shifted to the next wave — Vera Rubin ramp and continued hyperscaler spending. Data center demand isn’t slowing down the way some people hoped. If anything, the conversation is moving from “will AI spending continue?” to “how fast can the next generation of chips get deployed?”
What’s interesting right now:
Blackwell is still ramping hard
Rubin is already in the conversation for the second half
Big Tech and AI-focused cloud players are still pouring money into capacity
Supply remains the real bottleneck, not demand
For traders, this earnings season is less about one single number and more about the guidance and the tone around the next 2–3 quarters. The semiconductor and AI trade is still the main macro theme, and $NVDA sits right in the middle of it.
I’m watching how the market digests the results over the next few sessions — especially any comments on margins, supply chain, and the pace of Rubin adoption.
What’s your take after the print? Bullish continuation or time to be more selective?
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