Today, NVIDIA released the company's fiscal third quarter results for fiscal year 2018 as of October 29. According to the report, NVIDIA reported revenues of 2.636 billion U.S. dollars in the third quarter, up 32% from the 2.204 billion U.S. dollars in the previous quarter, An increase of 18%; net profit of 838 million US dollars, compared with 542 million US dollars a year earlier increased by 55%, growth of 58.4%.
Among them, the NVIDIA gaming chip revenue of 1.56 billion US dollars, an increase of 25.5%, accounting for 60% of the data center business to 501 million US dollars, automotive business income of 1.44 US dollars, up to 13.3%.
In addition, third quarter revenue of NVIDIA's digital cryptocurrency-related products has slipped to US $ 70 million, a 53% month-on-month decline, whereas encrypted digital currencies have been one of the key drivers of NVIDIA's GPU chip business.
Some analysts said NVIDIA's fast-growing businesses are concentrated in new areas such as artificial intelligence, driverless and data centers.
Today, NVIDIA released the company's fiscal third quarter results for fiscal year 2018 as of October 29. According to the report, NVIDIA reported revenues of 2.636 billion U.S. dollars in the third quarter, up 32% from the 2.204 billion U.S. dollars in the previous quarter, An increase of 18%; net profit of 838 million US dollars, compared with 542 million US dollars a year earlier increased by 55%, growth of 58.4%.
Among them, NVIDIA gaming chip revenue of 1.56 billion US dollars, an increase of 25.5%, accounting for 60% of the data center business reached 501 million US dollars, automotive business income of 1.44 US dollars, up to 13.3%.
In addition, third quarter revenue of NVIDIA's digital cryptocurrency-related products has slipped to US $ 70 million, a 53% month-on-month decline, whereas encrypted digital currencies have been one of the key drivers of NVIDIA's GPU chip business.
Some analysts said NVIDIA's fast-growing businesses are concentrated in new areas such as artificial intelligence, driverless and data centers.
