Nvidia reported revenue of $57 billion in the third quarter, 62% higher compared to the same quarter last year. The company’s net income on a GAAP basis was $32 billion, 65% higher year-over-year. Both revenue and profit results beat Wall Street expectations.

Nvidia posts another record-breaking quarter with $57 billion in revenue, driven by surging demand for data-center GPUs. It now forecasts $65 billion next quarter and projects $0.5 trillion in Blackwell and Rubin sales by the end of 2026.

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Nvidia reported another record quarter as AI demand continued to surge, with the company saying it has now shifted from a gaming-focused GPU maker to an AI data center giant.

NVIDIA reports its Q3 2025 financial results with (another) record $57 billion in revenue, with Blackwell AI GPU sales 'off the charts', says Jensen.

Gaming revenue reached 4.3 billion dollars, up 30 percent on the year, which Nvidia linked to increased interest from PC gamers upgrading GPUs and ongoing strength in the gaming market. Despite this growth, the scale of data centre demand continues to redefine Nvidia’s overall direction.

Nvidia reported yet another record period with revenue of $57 billion for the fiscal third quarter. Wall Street had been anticipating $54.9 billion, according to the consensus on FactSet, meaning the company turned in a sizable beat.

NVIDIA Corp (NVDA) reports a 62% year-over-year revenue increase, driven by strong AI demand and strategic collaborations, despite challenges in China and rising input costs.

Nvidia delivered record revenue of $57 billion in Q3, with Blackwell graphics processing units sold out through at least 2025. The company controls around 90% or more of the cloud artificial intelligence (AI) GPU market, despite competition from AMD and Intel ramping up alternatives.