08/23/2026
Nvidia earnings and Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s first Jackson Hole keynote will dominate the final week of August, putting both AI-driven profit growth and monetary policy in the spotlight.
Nvidia reports after Wednesday’s close. Analysts expect earnings of roughly $2.08 per share on $92.06 billion in revenue, nearly double last year’s results.
The headline numbers will matter, but guidance will matter more. Investors will focus on demand for Nvidia’s next generation of AI systems, gross margins, hyperscaler capital spending, and whether full-year revenue remains on track to approach $400 billion.
Several other major technology companies also report this week. Intuit announces results Tuesday, followed by Nvidia, Salesforce, and CrowdStrike on Wednesday. Marvell Technology reports Thursday, providing additional insight into AI infrastructure, cybersecurity, and corporate software spending.