NVIDIA’s data center segment, which accounted for the bulk of its $68.1 billion fourth-quarter fiscal 2026 revenue, is expected to drive the bulk of growth in the current quarter ending in April. Consensus estimates place data-center revenue near $73 billion, reflecting continued hyperscale and enterprise spending on AI accelerators amid the ongoing Blackwell ramp. The company’s $78 billion total-revenue guidance for the period excludes any contribution from China, introducing a key variable that could influence the final print. Traders are monitoring gross-margin trends, Blackwell shipment volumes, and any updates on export restrictions ahead of the May earnings release, as these factors directly shape expectations for sequential expansion from the prior quarter’s $62.3 billion data-center figure.
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0x65070BE91...NVIDIA’s data center segment, which accounted for the bulk of its $68.1 billion fourth-quarter fiscal 2026 revenue, is expected to drive the bulk of growth in the current quarter ending in April. Consensus estimates place data-center revenue near $73 billion, reflecting continued hyperscale and enterprise spending on AI accelerators amid the ongoing Blackwell ramp. The company’s $78 billion total-revenue guidance for the period excludes any contribution from China, introducing a key variable that could influence the final print. Traders are monitoring gross-margin trends, Blackwell shipment volumes, and any updates on export restrictions ahead of the May earnings release, as these factors directly shape expectations for sequential expansion from the prior quarter’s $62.3 billion data-center figure.
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