On November 19, 2025, Nvidia reported record revenue of 57.0 billion dollars for the quarter ended October 26, 2025, up 62 percent from a year earlier, as demand for its AI chips surged across major cloud providers and AI firms.
Record 57 billion dollars in revenue for latest quarter
Nvidia reported its latest results on November 19, 2025, in an official earnings release that showed revenue of 57.0 billion dollars for the quarter ended October 26, 2025. The figure was 22 percent higher than the prior quarter and 62 percent higher than the same period a year before.
Analysts had expected lower sales, so the result came in ahead of consensus forecasts reported by financial data providers and news desks that track semiconductor earnings. Nvidia also posted stronger profit, with adjusted earnings per share of about 1.30 dollars for the quarter.
Net income reached close to 32 billion dollars for the three month period, a sharp increase from the prior year, as the company continued to sell high margin AI accelerators to large customers.
Data center AI chips dominate Nvidia’s sales mix
Nvidia’s data center segment, which includes GPUs for training and running large AI models, accounted for almost all of the growth in the quarter ended October 26, 2025. The company said in its earnings statement that data center revenue reached about 51.2 billion dollars, nearly 90 percent of total sales.
That performance reflects continued uptake of Nvidia’s Blackwell line of AI accelerators by hyperscale cloud platforms and AI labs. Executives described strong orders for both model training and inference capacity.
Other segments, including gaming and automotive, showed year on year growth but contributed a far smaller share of total revenue.
Guidance, export limits and concentration risks
For the quarter now under way, Nvidia guided for revenue of about 65 billion dollars. That outlook sits above many published analyst estimates and implies further growth on top of the 57.0 billion dollars already reported for the quarter ended October 26, 2025. Management also pointed to gross margins in the mid 70 percent range, reinforcing the profit impact of premium AI hardware.
The update arrives while Nvidia still faces United States export controls that restrict shipments of its most advanced AI chips to China. Nvidia has produced alternative chip versions to meet the rules, yet sales into China remain constrained.
Earnings coverage also underlined concentration risk. A small set of hyperscale and internet clients now account for a majority of Nvidia’s revenue for the quarter ended October 26, 2025, based on figures discussed on the earnings call and summarized by financial press. That dependence on a limited number of buyers, combined with large AI infrastructure budgets, leaves Nvidia exposed if cloud providers slow their pace of investment.
