Oracle (ORCL) and privately held OpenAI plan to fill their new U.S.-based data center with billions of dollars worth of Nvidia (NVDA)
The site, in Abilene, Texas, is expected to house 64,000 of Nvidia's coveted GB200 semiconductors by the end of 2026.
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Nvidia delivered a record $130.5 billion in total revenue in fiscal 2025, which was a 114% increase from the prior year, and it was also comfortably above management's forecast of $128.6 billion. The data center segment accounted for $115.1 billion of that total, which was up by a whopping 142% from the prior year.
Start-ups and corporations are still clamoring for Nvidia’s AI data center chips. The chip maker reported data center revenue of $35.6 billion for its January quarter, up 93% year over year. Nvidia sa
Overall data center spending enjoyed record growth last year leaping 34 percent, with market leaders like Nvidia, Dell, and HPE benefiting. This year has shown no let-up in demand with more than a half-trillion dollars in investment was pledged in January 2025.
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Two high-flying artificial intelligence (AI) stocks that have been front of mind for investors recently are IonQ (NYSE: IONQ) and Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA). Semiconductor company Nvidia has soared 53% over the past year as companies have clamored for its processors amid rising AI demand.
The chip giant reported $115.2B in data center revenue for last year, a 142% increase from the prior year, with the segment accounting for the bulk of the firm’s overall earnings. Its fourth-quarter data center revenue was $35.6B, up 16% from the previous quarter and up 93% year-over-year.
Nvidia is well-positioned to dominate the AI and data center GPU market, driven by strong capex investments from key cloud customers like Microsoft,