Nvidia has turned in another set of sizzling results on the back of AI-driven demand for its products, yet industry watchers are increasingly wondering how long this substantial growth can continue, or whether the bubble is going to burst.revenue for its fiscal Q1 2025 of $26 billion, up by a staggering 262 percent from the same period a year ago. Its datacenter revenue makes up $22.6 billion of that figure, up an even more eye-opening 427 percent year-on-year.
But how long can the GPU maestro continue to beat expectations and show staggering year-on-year growth each and every quarter? CEO Jensen Huang certainly sees no cause for concern, at least in his public statements. That, of course, is one reason for Nvidia's profits – its accelerators are like gold dust, and not being able to make enough to meet demand pushes up prices.
"A year ago, no single customer made up more than 10 percent of its revenue, now they do, and that's a risk for Nvidia," he explained. "Some of Nvidia's biggest customers are taking aim at its Cuda software platform , by helping to develop Triton, software that was first released by OpenAI in 2021 and designed to make code run software on a wide range of AI chips," Baxter said.