When NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) reported earnings after the market close on Wednesday, there was a development that many who watch the company have long anticipated: NVIDIA's data center segment, which includes processors used in artificial intelligence (AI) systems, cloud computing, and data centers, has became its primary breadwinner. The revenue generated by the segment surpassed sales of the graphics processing units (GPUs) used in video games, which has been the company's bread and butter. Overall, NVIDIA's revenue of $3.87 billion grew 50% year over year. Read More...
NVIDIA’s Data Center Revenue Surpasses Gaming for the First Time
When NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) reported earnings after the market close on Wednesday, there was a development that many who watch the company have long anticipated: NVIDIA’s data center segment, which includes processors used in artificial intelligence (AI) systems, cloud computing, and data centers, has became its primary breadwinner. The revenue generated by the segment surpassed sales of the graphics processing units (GPUs) used in video games, which has been the company’s bread and butter. Overall, NVIDIA’s revenue of $3.87 billion grew 50% year over year.
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