Nvidia has reported the strongest quarter in its history, driven by unprecedented demand for its AI hardware. In its Q3 2026 earnings, the company said it sold more AI chips than ever before, allowing it to surpass its own forecasts and reach a record $57 billion in revenue. That translates to roughly $4,000 in profit every second.
The company’s data center division delivered the bulk of this performance. Nvidia earned $51.2 billion from that segment alone, marking a 66% increase compared to the same period last year. The division also expanded by $10 billion in just one quarter, highlighting its central role in the current AI boom.
Investors continue to view Nvidia’s data center business as a key indicator of the broader AI market. Despite ongoing concerns about whether this rapid growth is sustainable, Nvidia expects demand to stay strong. Its forecast for Q4 stands at $65 billion, which would require another $8 billion jump in revenue within three months.
CEO Jensen Huang said the company is selling every AI server chip it can produce. “Blackwell sales are off the charts, and cloud GPUs are sold out,” he said. Later, in an interview with Bloomberg TV, he clarified that the supply has not been exhausted, adding, “We’ve got plenty of Blackwells to sell you, we have lots of Blackwells coming.”
Nvidia also noted that the Blackwell Ultra chip is now its top-performing product across all customer categories. The earlier Blackwell generation continues to see strong demand as well.
Gaming revenue rose 30% year-over-year, a positive sign for Nvidia’s Blackwell gaming lineup. The RTX 50-series GPUs faced mixed reviews when they launched, but sales appear to be improving.
During the investor call, Huang addressed repeated questions about a possible “AI bubble.” He said Nvidia sees a very different picture from inside the industry, arguing that AI has reached a pivotal stage. He repeated the company’s long-held view that AI will transform computing and said the shift toward agentic and physical AI systems will be “revolutionary.”
Alot of claims and 0 proof
Firstly nvidia doesn’t make gpus or chips. Tsmc makes them. Nvidia only designs them. Nvidia doesn’t give dividends to its shareholders so the profit or whatever stays in stock buybacks.
Lastly they have huge govt contracts which allow them to be used globally to take anyone data they want under cloud act signed by us congress. Basically allowed to spy
If you had done research for this article, you’d know that most of investment is basically just a back and forth between few tech companies which is not legal.