- Updated: February 25, 2026
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Nvidia Posts Record $68 Billion Revenue, Signals Massive AI Investment
In the latest earnings release, Nvidia announced a historic $68 billion in quarterly revenue, driven primarily by a surge in artificial‑intelligence (AI) compute demand. Data‑center sales alone contributed about $62 billion, underscoring the company’s dominant position in the AI hardware market.
CEO Jensen Huang highlighted that the quarter’s growth was powered by customers expanding AI workloads, and hinted at a potential $30 billion investment partnership with OpenAI to accelerate next‑generation AI models. While Nvidia’s revenue from China‑related exports remained negligible due to export restrictions, the firm emphasized its focus on serving global AI innovators.
The record earnings also came with a massive capital‑expenditure plan, as Nvidia continues to scale its manufacturing capacity to meet the exploding demand for GPUs and related AI infrastructure.
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