Nvidia reported exceptional fiscal 2026 third-quarter results, exceeding analyst expectations with earnings per share at $1.30 and revenue reaching $57.01 billion, driven by strong AI product demand such as Blackwell superchips and cloud GPUs.CEO Jensen Huang described the demand as "off the charts" while projecting Q4 revenue around $65 billion and $500 billion in AI chip sales from 2025 to 2026, supported by massive investments including $100 billion into OpenAI's supercomputing facilities.Despite Nvidia's strong performance, AI and tech stocks faced volatility with declines in Amazon, Meta, and other chipmakers, as investors remain cautious amid concerns of an AI bubble and economic uncertainty.