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Nvidia's sales crawled for years, then took off

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Chart: Nvidia's sales crawled for years, then took off. Nvidia's revenue by financial year (ending late January), FY2008 to FY2026, in US$bn: 4.1 to 215.9. Chip shares rallied on Monday as Anthropic filed to list.
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What the chart shows

Anthropic's filing to list on the Nasdaq gave chip investors plenty to read on Monday: revenue of US$16.3bn in the six months to June, up from US$1.2bn a year earlier, and spending on computing infrastructure, much of which ends up with chipmakers. Nvidia was among the chip shares that rose.

This chart steps back from Anthropic to Nvidia's own record. Its revenue sat between US$3.3bn and US$5.0bn from FY2008 to FY2016, reached US$27.0bn by FY2023, then climbed to US$60.9bn, US$130.5bn and US$215.9bn in the years that followed.

Nvidia's financial year ends in late January, so FY2026 runs from late January 2025 to late January 2026.

The story behind it

Anthropic filed to list on the Nasdaq, and chip stocks rallied on its numbers From Paperwork and Panic · Tuesday 27 October Read the edition →

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The numbers

Nvidia's revenue by financial year (ending late January), FY2008 to FY2026, in US$bn: 4.1 to 215.9. Chip shares rallied on Monday as Anthropic filed to list.

Nvidia revenue, US$bnDot
FY20084.1
FY20093.4
FY20103.3
FY20113.5
FY20124.0
FY20134.3
FY20144.1
FY20154.7
FY20165.0
FY20176.9
FY20189.7
FY201911.7
FY202010.9
FY202116.7
FY202226.9
FY202327.0
FY202460.9
FY2025130.5
FY2026215.9

19 rows: scroll the table for the rest.

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