1. The semiconductor industry is showing signs of recovery, with a 29% growth in revenue compared to Q1-23, excluding Nvidia, the growth falls to under 10%. 2. Nvidia's strong performance is driving overall growth, with significant contributions from data centre and AI sales. 3. Inventory levels and revenue predictions suggest a cautious outlook for the industry, with concerns over the sustainability of current growth trends.
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