NVIDIA Saw 112% Revenue Growth from Data Centers in FY3Q25; Blackwell to Ramp Up and Widen Supply Chains of Cooling and HBM after 1H25
Last Modified
2024-11-22
Update Frequency
Aperiodically
Format
TrendForce reports that NVIDIA's data center revenue surged by 112% YoY in FY3Q25, driven by strong demand for Hopper platforms. The Blackwell platform is expected to ramp up in 1H25, expanding the liquid cooling and HBM supply chains. Sovereign AI and Tier-2 data centers will be key growth markets for NVIDIA in the future.
<Total Pages:7>

Category: Semiconductors
Spotlight Report
-
AI Reshapes Memory: Market Revenue to Peak by 2027
2026/01/20
Selected Topics
PDF
-
High Server DRAM Demand Drives Expansion by Major Suppliers
2025/11/24
Selected Topics
PDF
-
CSP CapEx Fuels 12.8% Server Growth: 2026 Forecast
2025/12/18
Selected Topics
PDF
-
MLC Supply Cliff: Majors Exit & MXIC's Gain
2026/01/06
Selected Topics
PDF
-
Smartphone Production May Drop Over 15%: 2026 Memory Surge Ignites Cost Storm
2026/01/23
Selected Topics
PDF
-
DRAM/NAND Flash 2026 Capex: AI-Driven Revisions, Capacity Limited
2025/11/07
Selected Topics
PDF
Selected TopicsRelated Reports
Download Report
USD $2,000
Membership
- Selected Topics
- Selected Topics-TF-0018_NVIDIA Saw 112% Revenue Growth from Data Centers in FY3Q25; Blackwell to Ramp Up and Widen Supply Chains of Cooling and HBM after 1H25
Spotlight Report
-
AI Reshapes Memory: Market Revenue to Peak by 2027
2026/01/20
Selected Topics
PDF
-
High Server DRAM Demand Drives Expansion by Major Suppliers
2025/11/24
Selected Topics
PDF
-
CSP CapEx Fuels 12.8% Server Growth: 2026 Forecast
2025/12/18
Selected Topics
PDF
-
MLC Supply Cliff: Majors Exit & MXIC's Gain
2026/01/06
Selected Topics
PDF
-
Smartphone Production May Drop Over 15%: 2026 Memory Surge Ignites Cost Storm
2026/01/23
Selected Topics
PDF
-
DRAM/NAND Flash 2026 Capex: AI-Driven Revisions, Capacity Limited
2025/11/07
Selected Topics
PDF