Nvidia shares plunge after Q1 figures, crypto mining card revenue ‘nominal’
Graphics card giant Nvidia reported “nominal” sales of its crypto mining chips and expected overall revenues to be down in Q2, which drove down its share price.
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Graphics card giant Nvidia reported “nominal” sales of its crypto mining chips and expected overall revenues to be down in Q2, which drove down its share price.
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