Shares of Nvidia (NVDA) are once again at the center of market attention following the company's latest earnings release on Thursday. The company delivered another quarter that exceeded expectations and revenue, driven in large part by the continued strength in its data center. Although the earnings exceeded expectations, investors are still determining how sustainable the growth is, with those fears contributing to the stock dropping over 5% on the day.

The company posted a fourth quarter revenue of $68.13 billion, beating analysts estimates of $66.21 billion. The main driver of the revenue has been the data center segment, which has seen significant growth driven by the increased demand for AI chips, software, and networking hardware. This data center revenue attributed to 90% of company's total revenue in the fourth quarter, reinforcing Nvidia's essential role in the Artificial Intelligence space.

Despite the strong earnings figures, the stock's immediate reaction on Thursday reflected a lingering fear that the growth may be unsustainable, and that the stock may be part of a larger technology sector bubble. Even with investors weighing whether the AI-driven investments can continue to maintain momentum and growth, ...