Nvidia posts record quarterly revenue of $81.6bn as company splits reporting framework into data center and Edge computing segments

Nvidia has posted record quarterly revenue of $81.6 billion for Q1 2027, up 85 percent from the previous year and 20 percent from the prior quarter.

Data center revenue for the three-month period ending April 26 totaled $75.2bn, representing yearly and quarterly increases of 92 percent and 21 percent, respectively.

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However, in addition to announcing its earnings, Nvidia said it would be transitioning to a new reporting framework that “better reflects its current and future growth drivers” – breaking its results into data center and Edge computing segments.

Within its data center framework, Nvidia will report two submarkets, Hyperscale and ACIE (AI Clouds, Industrial, and Enterprise). Hyperscale will include revenue from public clouds while ACIE will cover purpose-built AI data centers and so-called AI factories.