Heading into Nvidia's critical report next week, Wall Street remains decidedly bullish. Analysts' consensus estimates are calling for revenue of $33 billion -- or growth of about 82%. Nvidia has a strong track record of beating its own expectations and that of Wall Street, so the results could be more robust.

Nvidia is set to deliver its highly anticipated earnings after the closing bell Wednesday, with analysts overwhelmingly bullish on the chipmaker's stock.

Global shares were mostly lower on Thursday as markets digested a strong profit report from U.S. chipmaker Nvidia. Nvidia again topped analysts' expectations. But technology shares in Tokyo declined as they had already risen earlier in anticipation.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is proving to be a transformative force across industries, from cloud computing to retail, advertising, and factory automation, and we’re still only at the dawn of this tech revolution.

Wall Street’s AI darling, fell on Monday following reports that a senior executive had met with Chinese officials. The stock slip comes amid Nvidia’s stellar performance last week, which exceeded expectations.

Should Nvidia stock investors be worried?

The challenge for Nvidia now is living up to the market’s incredibly high expectations for future earnings–Wall Street expects 54% revenue growth in 2025.