
Guide tops Street at $65B with 75% GM; $500B Blackwell/Rubin visibility signals sustained sold-out AI demand.
Nvidia delivered record-breaking results for CY3Q25 with revenue of $57 billion, landing on our preview estimate. The company reaffirmed the $500 billion revenue visibility for Blackwell and Rubin through CY2026, a key focus area highlighted in our preview. Management emphasized that AI demand continues to exceed supply, with clouds sold out and the installed base running at fully utilized.
**Revenue: $57 billion (+22% QoQ, +94% YoY).
**This matched our preview estimate of ~$57 billion. Growth was driven by the seamless ramp of Blackwell and sustained demand for Hopper.
**Gross Margin: Non-GAAP GM was 73.6%.
**Slightly below our forecast of 73.8%. Margins benefited from Data Center mix and improved cycle times.
Data Center Revenue: Record revenue of $51 billion, up 66% YoY
Compute: Grew 56% YoY, driven primarily by the GB300 ramp.
Networking: Revenue of $8.2 billion, up 162% YoY, driven by NVLink and Spectrum-X.
Revenue Guidance: $65 billion ±2%.
The guidance exceeded market consensus ($62-63B) and aligns with the high end of our preview estimate range ($64-65B).
Margin Guidance: Non-GAAP Gross Margin is expected to be 75.0% ± 50 bps.
This is consistent with our projection of ~74.8%, reflecting the anticipated benefit from the GB300 volume ramp.
CY26 (FY27) Margin: The company aims to hold gross margins in the mid-70s range for CY2026.
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