Nvidia reported a historic high third-quarter revenue of $18.12 billion, surpassing predictions and driving its market cap to $1.22 trillion. The company experienced significant growth in gaming revenue and data center revenue, as well as gains in its Professional Visualization and Automotive business units. Despite US export restrictions, Nvidia remains confident in its ability to adapt and expects strong growth in other regions. The company anticipates around $20 billion in revenue for the fourth quarter.
**Nvidia Achieves Record $18B Q3 Revenue, Crediting Generative AI**
Nvidia has surpassed expectations once again, reporting a third-quarter revenue of $18.12 billion, a historic high for the company. This remarkable achievement has propelled Nvidia’s market cap to an astounding $1.22 trillion, surpassing even the $1 trillion mark that was under discussion just a few months ago.
The company’s revenue growth is impressive, with a 34% increase compared to the previous quarter and an extraordinary 206% growth over Q3 2022. Nvidia’s stock has also reached an all-time high of $499.60 per share.
One key factor contributing to Nvidia’s success is its generative AI technology. CEO Jensen Huang attributed the company’s strong growth to the industry-wide shift towards accelerated computing and generative AI. This technology has played a significant role in Nvidia’s financial success.
The company’s data center revenue stood at $14.51 billion, reflecting its strong presence in this sector. Nvidia also experienced a surge in gaming revenue, reaching $2.86 billion. Furthermore, its Professional Visualization and Automotive business units have contributed to the company’s overall gains. The adjusted gross margin expanded to 75%, and Nvidia generated $7.04 billion in free cash flow.
Despite the positive results, there are some challenges ahead. The US government has imposed export restrictions, which could impact Nvidia’s business in China, accounting for 20 to 25% of its data center revenue. However, Nvidia remains optimistic and expects strong growth in other regions to offset the decline in China. The company is confident in its ability to adapt and thrive despite these export controls.
Looking ahead, Nvidia predicts around $20 billion in revenue for the fourth quarter, with an expected adjusted gross margin of 75%. The company is also developing new high-end chips, such as the H200, which is the successor to its leading H100.
This record-breaking quarter demonstrates that, despite regulatory challenges, the demand for Nvidia’s GPUs in the AI industry remains strong. If you want to leverage the power of AI to evolve your company and stay competitive, Nvidia’s achievements serve as a testament to the value of generative AI.
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