NVIDIA's (NVDA) data centers accounted for $89.0 billion in Q2 2027 revenue
NVIDIA’s data center Q2 revenue made up the lion’s share of the overall $96.2 billion for the entire quarter.
NVIDIA’s (NVDA) Q2 2027 put up an impressive revenue for its financial earnings results, but a more noticeable number is what made up that revenue. NVIDIA attributed $89.0 billion of its overall $96.2 billion revenue for Q2 to data centers.
NVIDIA broke out its data center revenue in its highlights on its Q2 2027 earnings results on its investor relation website. With that $89.0 billion specifically coming from AI data centers, that segment was up 18 percent from Q1 2027, and up a staggering 117 percent from Q2 2026.
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