NVIDIA Posts $26 Billion in Revenue: Here's Where It Came From

NVIDIA just announced $26 billion in revenue, and the breakdown is a clear indicator of where the tech industry is heading. While many companies are scrambling to establish dominance in artificial intelligence, NVIDIA is quietly cleaning up by supplying the hardware that powers the AI boom. The bulk of its revenue comes from data center sales, specifically its H100 and upcoming B100 GPUs, which are essential for training and running large language models. This positions NVIDIA far ahead of competitors like AMD and Intel, who are still trying to catch up in the AI chip race. Under CEO Jensen Huang, the company has also leveraged its CUDA software platform to lock developers into its ecosystem, making it even harder for rivals to break in.