DavidGraham
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Good numbers , but where does Tegra 2 fit in all of this ?
[...]Gross margin exceeded our expectations for the quarter, primarily as a result of strong demand and the high-end segments of our desktop GPU products[...]
The dev boards are using Tegra 3.... but the statement reads "by 2014" so probably something A15 or Denver based.
NVIDIA's First Quarter Outlook Misses Street View
It looks as though NVIDIA's shares are taking a hit after its first quarter outlook was less than analysts expected.
Nvidia Corp's forecast for first-quarter revenue fell short of Wall Street expectations as the chipmaker wrestles with a tepid personal computer market and more competition in smartphones and tablets, sending its shares down sharply after hours.
Anxious to move beyond its traditional business of designing graphics chips for PCs, Nvidia has jumped into mobile devices and late last year unveiled its new Tegra 3 processor.
Nvidia has said it expects Tegra revenues to hit $1 billion in 2012, with most growth in the second half of the year.
But with competitors Texas Instruments and Qualcomm turning up the heat with their own new mobile processors, many investors are waiting to see if the Tegra 3 chip finds its way into a top-selling device.
"The bottom line is the stock has moved a lot on anticipation of Tegra growth and they haven't seen it yet, and they're certainly not guiding on it," said Evercore Partners analyst Patrick Wang.
Not bad but EPS came in a few cents below estimates and the stock got hit pretty hard in after hours trading. Tegra's potential is already priced into the stock and it seems to be bearing fruit slower than expected.
It would seem the intelligence part could use some work. I also detect some rather nefarious implications of this technology, but that would hardly be new to Wall St.Forbes said:Narrative Science, through its proprietary artificial intelligence platform, transforms data into stories and insights