NVIDIA's quarterly revenue by market segment
What you should know about this indicator
- This indicator shows how NVIDIA’s revenue is split across its main lines of business over time.
- It tracks how much the company earns each quarter from data center products, gaming, and other sectors. Revenue from professional visualization, automotive, and other OEM sales is grouped into the “Other” category.
- The figures come from NVIDIA’s own financial reports, are self-reported by the company, and are shown in US dollars without adjusting for inflation.
- Revenue is grouped by the end market each product is sold into, so changes in the areas reflect shifts in what NVIDIA sells and who its customers are.
- Because it focuses on revenue rather than profit, the chart shows where NVIDIA’s sales are growing or shrinking, but not how profitable each line of business is or how many units it sells.
What you should know about this indicator
- This indicator shows how NVIDIA’s revenue is split across its main lines of business over time.
- It tracks how much the company earns each quarter from data center products, gaming, and other sectors. Revenue from professional visualization, automotive, and other OEM sales is grouped into the “Other” category.
- The figures come from NVIDIA’s own financial reports, are self-reported by the company, and are shown in US dollars without adjusting for inflation.
- Revenue is grouped by the end market each product is sold into, so changes in the areas reflect shifts in what NVIDIA sells and who its customers are.
- Because it focuses on revenue rather than profit, the chart shows where NVIDIA’s sales are growing or shrinking, but not how profitable each line of business is or how many units it sells.
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Notes on our processing step for this indicator
We aligned NVIDIA's fiscal quarters with calendar quarters and assigned each data point to the first day of the quarter. Professional Visualization (workstations and design software), Automotive (automotive computing platforms), and OEM & Other (original equipment manufacturing and miscellaneous sales) segments are grouped together as "Other".
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