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Rankings/NVDA/Q3 2023 Analysis

NVIDIA Corporation

NVDA
Q3 2023(NVDA Q2 FY2024)Derived63% AI
AI Revenue %
63%
AI Fair Value
$1.82T
AI Revenue (Q)
$16.4B
Total Revenue (Q)
$26.0B
Source: SEC EDGAR 10-Q Filing
View 10-Q on SEC.gov

Analysis

Data Center revenue exploded to $10,323M out of $13,507M total (76.4%). One data center distributor customer represented ~17% of total revenue, and a large CSP estimated ~22% of total revenue, both attributable to Compute & Networking. This is the breakout AI quarter — effectively a reclassification of the Data Center segment from mixed HPC/AI to predominantly AI-driven, as H100 demand overwhelmed all other workloads. The 21.3pp jump from Q1 FY2024 (41.7%) reflects the H100 GPU ramp following the ChatGPT-driven AI boom, with hyperscaler orders surging. With AI now clearly dominating Data Center revenue, estimate ~82.5% of Data Center revenue as Core AI (up from 70% as HPC/non-AI share shrank dramatically): ~$8,517M. $8,517M / $13,507M = 63.1%, rounded to 63.0%.
Analyzed by claude-opus-4-6

Quoted Figures

Compute & Networking segment revenue $10,402M; Graphics $3,105M
10-Q filed for Q ended Jul 30, 2023, Note 15 Segment Information
One data center distributor customer represented approximately 17% and 13% of total revenue for the second quarter and first half of fiscal year 2024, respectively, and was attributable to the Compute & Networking segment. A large cloud service provider... is estimated to represent approximately 22% and 19% of total revenue for the second quarter and first half of fiscal year 2024
10-Q filed for Q ended Jul 30, 2023, Note 15 Segment Information

AI Products Identified (Ring 1)

H100A100DGX H100HGX H100NVIDIA AI EnterpriseDGX Cloud

AI-Enabled Items (Ring 2 — Not Counted)

These items use AI but are not counted in the AI revenue estimate because they primarily serve non-AI functions.

Automotive AI Cockpitautonomous driving development agreements

Confidence Tier

DerivedCalculated from reported segments primarily serving AI