Nvidia's post-earnings downfall was very short lived. The chipmaker fell more than 5% overnight after its data center revenue for the second quarter came in a hair below expectations. On top of that, the company's revenue guidance for the third quarter was "only" about $1 billion above the consensus. Investors wouldn't keep Nvidia down for long, though. Less than one hour before Thursday's open, the stock was slightly higher — giving a boost to equity futures. That's because the Street quickly realized that the chipmaker's guidance didn't include any sales in China. "Although the H20 ban has now been lifted and some customer licenses have been granted by the U.S. government, management cited ongoing geopolitical uncertainty impacting demand which, if resolved, could allow Nvidia to ship up

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