Can Nvidia's Revenue Grow 70% Next Year as AI Demand Surges?
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Nvidia, the world's leading chip vendor for artificial intelligence, continues to count on strong growth. The company expects a revenue increase of approximately 70 percent for the next fiscal year, said CFO Colette Kress in a commentary on the quarterly figures. According to her, customer demand will double, but there are limitations regarding production capabilities.
Nvidia predicts a similar increase in revenues of approximately 70% in fiscal year 2027/2028, driven by the strong demand for Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure, but alert to supply limitations.
Nvidia Sees 70% Sales Growth Amid Ongoing AI Surge
New York, 27 August 2026, 10:00 BST — EBM Newsdesk Analysis — By Nick Staunton Nvidia has just delivered the strongest possible answer to those betting that the artificial intelligence boom is beginning to run out of steam: it expects sales to rise by roughly 70% next year. For a company already operating at a scale that would have seemed absurd only a few years ago, the forecast is extraordinary. Nvidia generated $96.2 billion in revenue in its…
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diarioestrategia.clNvidia, the manufacturer of advanced chips, anticipates a growth in revenues "of approximately 70%" in its next fiscal year (2027/2028), as a result of the surge in demand for AI that is driving the development of infrastructure worldwide, although the world's most valuable company has warned that this perspective is "subject to supply constraints".
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