In Nvidia's third-quarter earnings report, the noteworthy achievement is the record sales in the company's datacenter division, a key factor supporting the forecasted performance of $33.2 billion, an 84% increase from the previous year. With the rapid expansion of demand for high-performance computing and AI calculations, the datacenter business is at the core of the company's growth. According to Visible Alpha's report, this growth is particularly driven by advancements in cloud data centers and enterprise edge computing.
As AI technology rapidly evolves, the importance of datacenters is growing, with Nvidia's GPUs supporting its foundation. Large-scale computational power is required for training and inference of AI models, and the company's processors like H100 and A100 have overwhelming advantages compared to other products, supporting the significant increase in sales. On the other hand, competitors are increasingly vying for market share, necessitating new technological innovations for Nvidia to maintain its share.