
NVIDIA Corp. is projected to generate $125 billion in revenue for fiscal year 2025, according to recent financial statements. However, analysts are questioning the assumptions behind future GPU orders, particularly in light of potential impacts from competitors such as Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI). Concerns have been raised that NVIDIA may be fabricating future demand to avoid revising down its revenue estimates, which could be overly optimistic given the current market dynamics. Additionally, some analysts believe that revenue growth for NVIDIA may slow significantly after 2025 as major customers, referred to as hyperscalers, begin to utilize their custom chips, potentially affecting the company's long-term financial outlook.
"My hunch is that most of the early money has already been made in $NVDA and revenue growth will slow down drastically post 2025 as hyperscalers start using their custom chips." https://t.co/a5zvJDFrtg
The game $NVDA is playing here is very clear, they have to fabricate "future demand" so they don't revise the assumptions on future demand they already booked as revenues in their financial statements and should be revised drastically down because of $SMCI. Big question is, how… https://t.co/Cwny6nmorK
given NVIDIA will be shipping two monster products with enormous backlog demand in 4q/1q (H200 and Blackwell), aren't revenue estimates way too low? $NVDA