Shares of NVDA had slipped roughly 1.5% through morning trading Wednesday. Nvidia stock closed Tuesday at $199.31 per share, which marked a roughly 32% downturn from its 52-week and all-time high of $292.76 that it touched on October 2.

Meanwhile, the Google GOOGL Cloud Platform just became the first major cloud vendor to offer availability for the T4 GPU. Plus, Nvidia noted that Hewlett Packard Enterprise HPE, IBM IBM, Lenovo, and other giants have featured the T4. The chip firm also announced at the start of the week that its new T4 GPU “received the fastest adoption of any server GPU.” Nvidia said that its Turing architecture-based T4, which is designed to speed up workloads, is currently featured in 57 separate server designs just two months after introduction. “Turing is Nvidia’s most important innovation in computer graphics in more than a decade,” CEO and founder Jensen Huang said at a conference in August. We should also remember that Nvidia recently launched its latest GPUs based on its new Turing architecture after nearly two years of anticipation.

Nvidia, which has long been a leader in graphics chips for gaming, is set to benefit from the growth and expansion of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and cloud computing. The question now is will the once high-flying chip power regain some momentum with a strong third quarter? We need to take a look at what to expect from Nvidia’s individual business units and more in order to find out. Nvidia NVDA has seen its stock price fall roughly 15% over the last month as part of the larger market selloff.

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