Nvidia says it expects revenue to grow by about 70% in its next fiscal year, and it also projects that AI-driven sales momentum will extend into fiscal 2028. Multiple outlets report the forecast from the company’s earnings results, with Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress citing an approximately 70% revenue increase for fiscal 2028.
The outlook is framed differently across coverage. Some reports say the forecast eases worries that AI spending is about to slow, highlighting that investors had feared a weaker “AI economy” or a bubble. Other coverage notes that Nvidia’s guidance for revenue in the current period does not meet the highest analyst expectations, which adds nuance to the otherwise upbeat picture. One report cites current-period revenue around $108 billion (plus or minus 2%) and indicates that some projections were above $110 billion.
Alongside the numbers, at least one analysis discusses how the debate shifts from whether AI demand will slow to whether the industry can build enough compute to meet demand.
