Peter Smith
⬤ Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) keeps proving its revenue machine runs hotter than ever. Updated chart data tracking the company's performance since ChatGPT dropped in November 2022 shows Nvidia's revenue curve shooting upward right alongside its stock price—which has jumped nearly 1,000% during the same stretch. The visual makes it crystal clear: AI computing demand has completely transformed Nvidia's financial picture.
⬤ The chart reveals Nvidia's quarterly revenue climbing from $5.9 billion in late 2022 to a projected $63.7 billion by early 2026. Major growth markers include hitting $13.5 billion by mid-2023, blasting past $30 billion by mid-2024, and pushing higher through 2025 as tech giants pour money into GPUs, AI-training clusters, and accelerated computing. The revenue line captures the unstoppable momentum in Nvidia's data-center business, which drives the lion's share of company growth.
⬤ The second panel stacks revenue expansion against Nvidia's share-price surge since ChatGPT arrived. Revenue has multiplied several times over, while the stock has rocketed nearly 1,000%—both climbing on nearly identical upward paths. The stock line shows more day-to-day swings, but the long-term direction mirrors Nvidia's core growth, proving that earnings power has fueled the equity rally.
⬤ Nvidia's ability to keep revenue and stock price climbing in lockstep confirms its spot at the center of the AI hardware boom. With quarterly sales expected to keep rising into 2026, the company remains the top winner from massive spending on AI infrastructure, data-center buildouts, and accelerated computing—forces that continue shaping where Wall Street's money flows.
Peter Smith
