Sales figures are “very high”Nvidia delivered very strong numbers
Nvidia is at the center of an AI boom, and the stock market is watching the chip giant’s quarterly reports with interest. The numbers are now available – and they are much larger than expected.
The AI boom is causing chip company Nvidia’s business to continue to grow explosively. In the last quarter, sales increased by 62 percent year-on-year to 57 billion dollars (49.4 billion euros). Nvidia beats Wall Street expectations. In fact, compared to the previous quarter, there was an increase of 22 percent.
In after-hours trading, shares initially rose more than three percent. Prices of other chip companies also rose. Shares of major customers Nvidia, Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta also rose. “Blackwell’s chip sales numbers are very high,” said CEO Jensen Huang. Processors for Data Centers are sold out. “The need for computing power is growing exponentially.” For the final quarter of 2025, Huang estimates revenue of $65 billion, plus or minus two percent.
The AI boom is just a bubble?
Nvidia’s chip system has become a key technology for the development of software with artificial intelligence. They are used for training complex AI models, for example for ChatGPT chatbots – as well as for operating software. Nvidia’s results have become an indicator of the state of the AI industry. The industry leader’s quarterly numbers are seen as a test of Wall Street’s record AI-driven rally. Several large investors have sold some of their AI holdings in recent weeks, fueling concerns that a market sell-off is imminent. Nvidia’s market value fell from $5 to about $4.5 trillion in a few weeks. The chip company remains the most valuable company on the exchange.
The bottom line is that Nvidia increased its quarterly profit by 65 percent year-over-year to $31.9 billion. The group’s earnings per share came in above analysts’ estimates. Nvidia also clearly exceeded their expectations with sales estimates of $65 billion for the current quarter. On average, market experts estimate sales estimates at 61.5 billion dollars. Nvidia continues to achieve growth without the once-important Chinese market, where the group currently no longer has any business following US export restrictions and government countermeasures in China.
