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Nvidia’s Revenue Pipeline Tops $1 Trillion, UBS Tells Clients

June 4, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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After Nvidia’s impressive earnings report last Wednesday, UBS analysts found themselves fielding numerous investor inquiries about the chipmaker’s growth prospects and revenue pipeline. Timothy Arcuri from UBS delved into the most pressing questions, summarized key insights from the earnings call, and shed light on the AI infrastructure boom expected over the next few years.

Discussing the potential doubling of data center revenue, Arcuri highlighted Nvidia’s significant pipeline of AI infrastructure projects, estimating a revenue opportunity of at least $1 trillion. This projection, based on ongoing projects over a 2-3 year period, could lead to a substantial increase in data center revenue, easing concerns about long-term growth sustainability.

Addressing the confusion around the GB200 rack numbers provided during the earnings call, Arcuri clarified that Nvidia’s focus was not on revenue run-rate but rather on reassuring investors about resolved issues. The analyst emphasized the importance of NVLink in driving Networking revenue growth, particularly through the deployment of NVL72 rack scale systems.

The surge in Gaming revenue, driven by increased demand from gamers, indicated a strong performance in the first quarter. Arcuri dismissed speculations about RTX cards being diverted for AI workloads, attributing the growth to channel restocking following supply constraints.

Looking ahead, Arcuri pointed to Blackwell profitability improvements and cost reductions as key drivers for gross margin recovery by the end of FYE26. He also highlighted upcoming releases like GB300 and Dynamo, which are expected to enhance margins through hardware and software enhancements.

In conclusion, Nvidia’s earnings and UBS’s insights into the AI infrastructure boom suggest a shift towards exponential infrastructure scaling rather than traditional product cycles. UBS analysts anticipate a construction boom in AI data centers by the second quarter of 2026, with potential benefits for natural gas-linked utilities and midstream companies. This digital-age transformation of American infrastructure, led by Big Tech, mirrors the impactful projects of the past like the “New Deal” of the 1930s.

clients Nvidias Pipeline revenue tells Tops TrillionUBS
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