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Nvidia reports $96.2 billion quarterly revenue driven by AI demand

Nvidia has reported record-breaking quarterly revenue of $96.2 billion, representing a 106% increase year-over-year. The company’s Data Center division was the primary driver, generating $89 billion, which accounts for approximately 93% of total revenue.

Looking ahead, Nvidia provided optimistic guidance, projecting approximately $108 billion in revenue for the third quarter. The company also issued a long-term forecast anticipating roughly 70% revenue growth through fiscal 2028, significantly outpacing Wall Street expectations of 45%.

CEO Jensen Huang noted that artificial intelligence has reached an “inflection point” where applications are generating tangible economic value. To support this demand, Nvidia has begun shipping its next-generation Vera Rubin platform and has expanded its partnership with Amazon Web Services to include an additional 2 million GPUs. Despite the rapid growth, executives warned that supply constraints for memory and components may act as a bottleneck through the end of fiscal 2028.

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Amazon Web Services · Colette Kress · Jensen Huang · Nvidia · TSMC

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