NVIDIA Corporation Is Selling Shovels in the AI Gold Rush — and Upgrading the Shovels
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- Nvidia’s February 25, 2026 earnings report showed $68.1B quarterly revenue and $215.9B for fiscal 2026, underscoring how AI infrastructure has become the core business.
- Data center revenue reached $62.3B in the quarter, highlighting Nvidia’s shift from “chip seller” to full-stack platform provider.
- Nvidia-backed Ayar Labs raised $500M in March 2026, a signal that data movement (optics) is becoming a critical frontier alongside compute.
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