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NVIDIA's $96.2 Billion Quarter Reframes AI Around Supply, Not Demand
NVIDIA posted $96.2 billion in quarterly revenue and guided to 70% growth next fiscal year — a supply-constrained promise backed by $279 billion in commitments and a warning on memory costs.
מה ידענו בהתחלה
- Revenue was $96.2 billion for the quarter ended July 26, 2026, up 106% year over year, with $89.0 billion from Data Center.
- NVIDIA forecast 70% growth for fiscal 2028 ending Feb. 1, 2028, well above prior Wall Street expectations.
- That 70% outlook was framed as supply-constrained, with memory costs rising and headed higher.
- Forward supply and capacity commitments reached $279 billion, plus cloud, lease and equity commitments, with additional credit support committed.
מה שנותר פתוח אז
- No verified net income total, consensus beat margin, next-quarter revenue guide, or verbatim executive comments appear in the excerpts provided beyond the paraphrases above.
- No verified split between hyperscale and enterprise buyers, platform ramp share, or post-earnings share-price move is established in these excerpts.
מה שאמרנו שנעקוב אחריו
- Whether memory supply and pricing allow the 70% plan to convert into high-margin revenue through fiscal 2028.
- What the expanded purchase commitments and credit support ultimately cost if deployments slip or utilization softens.
