NVIDIA Smashes Records with $35.1 Billion in Revenue, Supercharges Global AI Revolution
NVIDIA has done it again, posting a record-breaking USD35.1bn in revenue for the third quarter—up 17% from the last quarter and a jaw-dropping 94% compared to last year. Most of this boom comes from its AI-powered data centre business, which pulled in USD30.8bn, a 112% jump from a year ago.
The company’s cutting-edge tech is powering some of the world’s most advanced AI supercomputers. In Denmark, NVIDIA helped launch the country’s largest AI supercomputer, featuring 1,528 of its H100 Tensor Core GPUs. Over in Japan, SoftBank is using NVIDIA’s Blackwell platform to build its most powerful AI system yet. Taiwan is also joining the race with NVIDIA teaming up with Foxconn to create its fastest AI supercomputer.
But it is not just about supercomputers. NVIDIA’s AI infrastructure is expanding globally, with cloud providers in India, Japan, and Indonesia turning to its cutting-edge solutions. Meanwhile, major consulting firms like Accenture and Deloitte are using NVIDIA’s AI software to help companies create custom tools for their industries. And then there’s xAI, using 100,000 of NVIDIA’s Hopper GPUs to power its colossal supercomputer—a clear sign of how NVIDIA is driving AI innovation on a massive scale.
Gaming and automotive are not getting left behind either. Gaming brought in USD3.3bn, up 15% from last year, thanks to the continued success of NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX cards and other gaming tech. The automotive division saw an impressive 72% revenue jump, driven by projects like Volvo’s new AI-powered electric SUV and advancements in robotics through Project GR00T, which is teaching robots to learn and act more like humans.
NVIDIA’s impact is hard to overstate. From transforming gaming and robotics to leading the AI revolution, it is clear this company is not just shaping the future—it is driving it full speed ahead.
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