NVIDIA Surges in Q3 with Record $35.1 Billion Revenue
NVIDIA Corporation released record financial results for the fiscal 2025 Q3, with $35.1 billion in total revenues, or 94% year-over-year growth. GAAP earnings per share rose 111% to $0.78 and non-GAAP earnings per share rose 103%, to $0.81.
While its data center segment reported $30.8 billion in revenue, up 112 percent year over year. NVIDIA’s Hopper is helping propel the company into the ‘age of AI,’ building on demand for AI computing technologies, the company’s CEO Jensen Huang said, ‘and there are more to come after Hopper.
Data Center Revenue Reaches New High
The data center segment had made solid growth for NVIDIA, with $30.8 billion in revenues during the quarter. The company said such growth was due to some of the sectors leveraging computing solutions powered by AI. The major highlight was the introduction of Hopper H200-powered cloud instances with market leaders like AWS and Microsoft Azure. NVIDIA also unveiled the largest AI supercomputer in Denmark and extended cooperation with T-Mobile, Ericsson, and Foxconn.
The company plans to support its global AI infrastructure in countries like Japan and India. The release of NVIDIA’s AI Enterprise software also spearheads adoption across multiple industries. NVIDIA also introduced the Blackwell platform for its first run at the MLPerf benchmarks, where significant advancement in the large language model tasks has been achieved with a 2.2x improvement
Gaming and Automotive Segments Show Consistent Growth
The gaming segment sales amounted to $3.3 billion, 15% more than last year. NVIDIA also marked the GeForce 256 GPU’s 25th Anniversary while releasing a host of new RTX and DLSS-enabled games. It also released new AI gaming PCs, setting the stage for further advancements in gaming technology.
The automotive segment also showed good sales growth, with the company’s revenue rising by 72% YoY to $449 million. Nvidia launched new artificial intelligence and simulation solutions for robotics and automotive industries. Future growth in this segment can be attributed to key industry collaborations, such as those between Volvo and Toyota.
Outlook for Q4 FY 2025 Remains Optimistic
Fourth-quarter revenue is expected to be $37.5 billion, higher than the market outlook. Gross margins are expected to remain stable, and non-GAAP operating expenses are expected to be $3.4 billion. This outlook corresponds to the company’s strategy of expanding its performance in AI and data centers.
However, NVIDIA’s stock fell in after-hours trading since there are usually high expectations that lead to record-breaking performances for such companies. Nonetheless, the strong balance sheet and a widening sphere of operations associated with the application of AI technologies underscore the company’s continuous development.
