Nvidia’s chief financial officer said the company’s non-hyperscale cloud business now accounts for about half of data center revenue, according to a Techub News brief that cited Crypto Briefing. The update points to a broader revenue mix inside Nvidia’s data center segment, beyond sales tied to hyperscale cloud providers. The report said this diversification helps strengthen Nvidia’s bargaining position when dealing with hyperscale cloud service providers. It also said the broader customer mix supports continued growth. No additional financial figures or comments were provided in the brief.

NVIDIA reported results for the second quarter of fiscal 2027 that came in above Wall Street expectations, with revenue reaching $96.2 billion and data center revenue climbing to $89 billion. Total revenue rose 106% from a year earlier, while the data center segment grew 117% year over year and 18% from the prior quarter. Non-GAAP earnings per share came in at $2.22, and both GAAP and non-GAAP gross margin were 75%. The company said third-quarter revenue is expected to be about $108 billion, plus or minus 2%, with gross margin around 74%. NVIDIA also said Blackwell Ultra has become a key driver of revenue growth. CEO Jensen Huang said AI has reached an inflection point and is turning into profitable computing demand, while hyperscalers continue to invest in next-generation hardware. The earnings release also showed data center networking revenue rising 138% year over year. NVIDIA returned $26 billion to shareholders during the quarter through stock buybacks and cash dividends, and it still has $99 billion remaining under its repurchase authorization. According to the report, supply commitments climbed to $279 billion. After the results, NVDA rose more than 4% in after-hours trading and was quoted at $219.4 at the time of writing.

A ChainCatcher newsflash said NVIDIA’s chief financial officer stated that the company’s gross margin should stabilize at 72% to 73% in fiscal 2028. The brief update contains only that margin guidance and does not include additional operating figures, timing details beyond fiscal 2028, or further comments from management. NVIDIA was identified in the dispatch by its ticker, NVDA.O. No supporting documents, conference context, or extended remarks were provided in the source text, and no extra financial metrics were disclosed alongside the statement.

According to ChainCatcher, NVIDIA's chief financial officer said the company is introducing a revenue-sharing mechanism. The structure includes a take-or-pay commitment and minimum revenue guarantees. The brief did not provide additional details on which business lines the model will apply to, when it will be rolled out, or who the counterparties may be. Based on the available information, the statement is limited to the existence of the mechanism and the two elements named by the executive.

Nvidia Chief Financial Officer said the company has invested $50 billion in frontier AI labs, according to a ChainCatcher newsflash. The brief update names Nvidia and its stock ticker NVDA.O, but does not disclose which labs received the capital, over what period the investments were made, or how the funding was structured. No additional comments, figures, or timeline details were provided in the source text. The report was published by ChainCatcher as a 7x24 newsflash on August 26, 2026.

Nvidia Chief Financial Officer said the company acts as a neutral partner to all sovereign AI customers and a new group of AI cloud service providers, according to a brief newsflash from ChainCatcher. The update did not include additional context, financial details, or a longer statement. Nvidia was identified in the item by its ticker, NVDA.O. The remark centers on the company’s position toward sovereign AI clients and emerging AI cloud providers, without naming specific customers or regions. ChainCatcher published the note as a 7x24 market bulletin.

ChainCatcher reported that NVIDIA’s chief financial officer expects Vera Rubin to account for about 20% of the company’s data center revenue in the third quarter. The brief update focuses on the projected revenue contribution from Vera Rubin within NVIDIA’s data center business. No additional details on timing, product breakdown, or financial context were disclosed in the source item.

ChainCatcher reported that Nvidia Chief Financial Officer said demand from AI laboratories is expected to contribute about one-quarter of the company’s overall business next year. The brief did not provide a more detailed breakdown of which business lines were included, nor did it disclose any revenue figures or a narrower timetable beyond next year. Nvidia’s stock ticker was identified in the report as NVDA.O. The item was published as a 7x24 market brief, with no additional comments, figures, or direct quotation included in the source text.