NVIDIA Corporation Q1 FY2023 Earnings Call
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Quarter Overview
- Total revenue reached a record 8.3 billion dollars, rising 8 percent sequentially and 46 percent year-over-year compared with Q1 FY2022.
- Record performance in both Data Center and Gaming despite macroeconomic challenges, supply chain pressures, and regional softness.
- Data Center surpassed Gaming as NVIDIA’s largest platform.
Segment Performance
Gaming
- Revenue was 3.6 billion dollars, up 6 percent sequentially and 31 percent year-over-year.
- Growth driven by GeForce RTX 30 Series, NVIDIA’s strongest gaming cycle to date.
- Approximately one-third of GeForce installed base now on RTX, compared with the prior year where RTX-enabled content had doubled.
- Softness observed in Europe due to war in Ukraine and in China from COVID lockdowns.
- NVIDIA expects Gaming revenue to decline in Q2, with a drop in the “teens” percentage range sequentially.
- Reduced crypto mining activity appears to be diminishing its contribution to Gaming demand.
Data Center
- Record revenue of 3.8 billion dollars, up 15 percent sequentially and 83 percent year-over-year.
- Hyperscale and cloud computing revenue more than doubled year-over-year.
- Strong adoption of A100 GPU across training, inference, recommender systems, and large language models.
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