You Could Buy Nvidia for Its 106% Revenue Growth and 75% Gross Margin. But There's an Even Better Reason the AI Stock Has Room to Run.
Nvidia's Vera Rubin platform solidifies Nvidia's foundational position in the AI infrastructure build-out.
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) reported a 106% year-over-year revenue growth of $96.2 billion and an 18% quarter-over-quarter increase during its Q2 earnings call. The company also boasted an impressive 75% gross margin, a notable achievement considering the surging prices of memory chips that Nvidia purchases and integrates into its rack-scale Vera Rubin platform.
Although Nvidia anticipates a slight decline to 74% gross margin in the upcoming third quarter of fiscal 2027, with revenue projected at $108 billion, the results were still highly commendable.
Furthermore, Nvidia's guidance for fiscal 2028 anticipates a 70% increase in revenue compared to fiscal 2027, driven by the increasing demand from various sectors such as hyperscalers, AI labs, AI natives, enterprises, and sovereign customers. This resurgence in demand supports the necessity for the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure, which Nvidia has recently forged partnerships with financial institutions to invest $500 billion in AI capital.
The funding will be utilized for constructing Nvidia's computing and full-stack AI infrastructure, to be sold to AI labs, AI startups, AI clouds, and other enterprises in need of computing power.
Among the numerous positives in Nvidia's Q2 earnings report and earnings call, one metric particularly stood out as a compelling reason for Nvidia to be considered a top growth stock to invest in at present.
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