NVIDIA Earnings Report Quick Read: Quarterly Revenue on the Verge of Breaking the $100 Billion Mark, Can Still Grow 70% Next Year
NVIDIA Q2 FY2027 Earnings Report: Record Revenue Nears $100 Billion, Projects 70% Growth for Next Year
NVIDIA reported exceptional Q2 FY2027 results, with revenue reaching $96.22 billion (up 106% YoY) and non-GAAP net income of $53.95 billion (up 118% YoY). Q3 revenue guidance of $108 billion signals the company's imminent entry into a "quarterly $100 billion revenue" era. The most striking projection came from the CFO, who forecasted approximately 70% revenue growth for FY2028, significantly above Wall Street's 45% expectation, and notably stated this outlook excludes any data center revenue from China.
The data center segment remained the core driver, generating $89 billion (up 117% YoY), representing over 90% of total revenue. Growth continues to be primarily fueled by capital expenditures from hyperscale cloud providers like Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Meta.
A key product milestone was the confirmation that the Vera Rubin platform has entered full-scale production and begun shipments. Management stated that every 1 GW of Vera Rubin compute deployed represents a roughly $40 billion revenue opportunity, with the platform expected to contribute about 20% of data center revenue in Q3. CEO Jensen Huang noted its ramp-up is the fastest in company history, providing confidence for the strong future outlook.
Management emphasized that AI demand is not slowing but accelerating and broadening into new areas like inference, enterprise AI, and robotics. The primary constraint on growth is now supply, not demand. Huang indicated that without supply limitations, the FY2028 outlook would be "much higher." Bottlenecks include components like HBM, advanced packaging, and data center power. In response, NVIDIA is expanding its role, collaborating with financial firms to mobilize over $500 billion in third-party capital for AI infrastructure and securing key resources like land and power.
Crossing the $100 billion quarterly revenue mark represents a new scale for NVIDIA, while the 70% growth projection for next year suggests it may just be the starting point for the next phase.
Odaily星球日报08/27 03:06
