Nvidia Reports Strong Financial Growth With $39.3 Billion In Quarterly Revenue
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Nvidia has shared its latest earnings, showing a record amount of money earned—$39.3 billion. This is 12% more than the last quarter and 78% higher than a year ago. The company’s earnings per share (EPS) also went up. GAAP EPS reached $0.89, which is a 14% increase from the last quarter and an 82% rise compared to a year ago.
For the full year, Nvidia made $130.5 billion, which is 114% more than last year. The company also did well with its earnings. GAAP EPS was $2.94, which went up by 147% from last year. Non-GAAP EPS reached $2.99, showing a 130% increase.
Nvidia’s Aims For Growth Amid Production Costs And Market Concerns
Kate Leaman, a market expert at AvaTrade, commented on the results. She said Nvidia has done better than expected in this report.
The company’s profits beat what experts thought, mostly because of the high demand for its new Blackwell chips, which helped bring in $11 billion in sales. Looking ahead, Nvidia expects to earn $42 billion next quarter, keeping its strong growth.”
She also pointed out that there were some problems, saying that the new Blackwell chips cost a lot to produce, which might affect Nvidia’s profits. She said even though the company is earning a large amount, experts are closely watching to see if these costs could impact its future.
She mentioned two big worries for investors. “First, a company called DeepSeek might make AI work better, which could lower the need for Nvidia’s powerful chips. But, if more people start using AI because of DeepSeek, Nvidia’s sales might still stay strong.
Second, Microsoft has stopped some of its data centre contracts, which makes some people worried that big tech companies are cutting back on AI spending. However, it could be that Microsoft is just spending its money with other companies, like Oracle.”
Nvidia’s Wants To Maintain Growth Amid Market Pressures And AI Advancements
Moreover, Nvidia’s value was very high for a good reason, as the company had consistently performed better than expected. However, to maintain its stock price, it would need to grow by at least 30% annually for the next ten years. According to report, if growth slowed or artificial intelligence spending trends changed, the market could react negatively.
For now, Nvidia’s leader, Jensen Huang, is sure that the need for powerful computing will keep growing. As long as people need it, Nvidia should stay on top. But with questions about how efficient the company’s products are and where tech companies are spending their money, we need to watch closely to see if Nvidia can keep up its fast growth.
Nvidia’s Blackwell supercomputers have quickly become a major source of money for the company. Jensen Huang, founder and leader of Nvidia, said the demand for Blackwell had been strong as reasoning artificial intelligence improved with more computing power.
He said increasing compute for training helped models grow smarter, while more compute for long thinking led to better answers.
Huang said Nvidia had worked hard to build many Blackwell supercomputers, which had already generated billions in sales within a quarter. He added that artificial intelligence was advancing quickly as new types reshaped major industries.
