On November 20, 2025, Nvidia unveiled its financial results for the third fiscal quarter. The company reported revenue amounting to $57.01 billion, outstripping market expectations of $54.92 billion. Its net profit soared to $31.91 billion, marking a substantial year - on - year increase of 65%. The adjusted earnings per share came in at $1.30, surpassing the market forecast of $1.25. The revenue generated from the data center business reached $51.2 billion, representing a 66% year - on - year surge. Within this, the 'computing' segment contributed $43 billion, while the networking segment accounted for $8.2 billion. CEO Jensen Huang emphasized that the company currently possesses a sufficient supply of new Blackwell chips to cater to the escalating demand, describing the business as being "extremely robust." He clarified that the prior assertion about the Blackwell product line being "sold out" was not an indication of depleted inventory. Instead, it meant that customers had fully utilized the existing chips. He further pointed out that the company's supply chain is meticulously planned, and there remains a substantial quantity of Blackwell chips available for purchase. Following the earnings announcement, Nvidia's stock price jumped by 4.93% in after - hours trading. Additionally, Huang dispelled concerns that a sudden spike in AI spending could lead to a bubble. He asserted that AI is already delivering tangible returns to customers and that the company is poised to achieve success at every stage of artificial intelligence development.