Those $200 million could probably be considered operating cost. If you think that 10% decrease wasn't alreadly calculated into the shareprice at the time the company announced that news. Considering the size of NVDA's ballance sheets the absorption of such a loss should not be that problematic.
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Those $200 million could probably be considered operating cost. If you think that 10% decrease wasn't alreadly calculated into the shareprice at the time the company announced that news. Considering the size of NVDA's ballance sheets the absorption of such a loss should not be that problematic.
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