NVIDIA announced its financial results for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2025. The company’s total revenue was $68.1 billion, compared to market expectations of $65.91 billion.
As a result, the company had a better-than-expected quarter thanks to both strong data center performance and increased network solutions.
Data center revenue reached $62.3 billion, exceeding the expected $60.36 billion. The continued investment in AI-focused infrastructure, in particular, supported the company’s growth in the data center segment. The company also generated $51.33 billion in “computational power” revenue in the fourth quarter. While this figure was slightly below the expected $51.61 billion, networking revenue reached $10.98 billion, significantly exceeding the forecast of $9.02 billion.
In the gaming segment, revenues were reported at $3.7 billion. This figure fell short of the market expectation of $4.01 billion and indicated relatively weak consumer demand.
Company management stated that “the demand for computing is growing exponentially,” noting that demand, particularly for AI applications and data center infrastructure, remains strong.
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