Nvidia’s Eye-Popping Profit, and Where Those Scam Calls are Coming From

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  Today's Thursday, November 20th.

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  Here's what we're covering.

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  The chip giant NVIDIA, which has become the symbol of the AI boom,

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  announced its quarterly earnings yesterday and eclipsed Wall Street's expectations.

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  It said its profits hit almost $32 billion,

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  up 65% from a year earlier and over 200% from the year before that.

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  NVIDIA's near total lock on the market for chips used in AI projects has helped it smash records,

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  including becoming the first publicly traded company to ever be worth $5 trillion,

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  a milestone it hit a few weeks ago.

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