Nvidia reported record revenue of $57 billion for its fiscal third quarter, which ended on October 26, 2025. This was a 62% increase from the same period last year, and was higher than Wall Street expectations. The company also reported earnings that exceeded analyst estimates.
Nvidia’s strong results were driven by high demand for its AI chips, especially from cloud providers. The company said demand for its latest AI-focused products continued to rise, pushing data center sales to new highs.
Looking ahead, Nvidia forecasted revenue for the upcoming fourth quarter that is above what analysts had predicted. This positive outlook and strong quarter helped boost Nvidia's share price and lifted overall sentiment among technology stocks.
Despite some investor concerns about a potential artificial intelligence bubble, Nvidia’s results and forecasts suggest continued strong demand for its products.
Nvidia's stock rose because the company reported record revenue and profits, both of which were higher than analysts expected. It also gave a stronger forecast for the next quarter.
Nvidia's growth is mainly driven by strong demand for its computer chips that are used in artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing data centers.
Nvidia expects to keep growing in the next quarter, with revenue higher than what most analysts predicted. This indicates the company believes demand for its products will stay strong.
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