Nvidia Corporation Stock Price, News & Analysis

NVIDIA announced its participation in two upcoming financial events. The company will present at Deutsche Bank’s Virtual AutoTech Conference on December 9, 2021, at 1 p.m. PT and at the J.P. Morgan Tech/Auto Forum during the 2022 International CES on January 5, 2022, at 7:45 a.m. PT. Live audio webcasts of these presentations will be available on NVIDIA's investor relations website, with replays accessible for 90 days. NVIDIA continues to lead in GPU technology and accelerated computing, impacting various industries, including healthcare and transportation.

NVIDIA will present at several key financial community events: the Credit Suisse 25th Annual Technology Conference on Nov. 30, the Wells Fargo 5th Annual TMT Summit on Dec. 1, and the UBS Global TMT Virtual Conference on Dec. 6, 2021. Presentations will be available via live audio webcasts, with replays accessible for 90 days post-event. NVIDIA, known for its innovation in GPUs, is at the forefront of AI and accelerated computing, reshaping various trillion-dollar industries including transportation and healthcare.

NVIDIA reported a record revenue of $7.10 billion for Q3 FY22, a 50% increase year-over-year and a 9% increase from the prior quarter. Data Center revenue reached $2.94 billion, up 55%, while Gaming revenue hit $3.22 billion, rising 42%. GAAP earnings per diluted share were $0.97, up 83% from a year ago. The company anticipates Q4 revenue around $7.40 billion, plus or minus 2%. Key announcements from GTC included advancements in AI software development and the Omniverse platform for virtual collaboration.

NVIDIA and Atos have established the Excellence AI Lab (EXAIL) to tackle significant scientific challenges using high-performance computing and AI. The lab will focus on five critical areas: climate research, healthcare genomics, quantum computing integration, edge AI, and cybersecurity. Atos plans to develop an exascale-class BullSequana X supercomputer, powered by NVIDIA’s advanced CPUs and GPUs, enhancing research in climate change prediction and medical breakthroughs. This collaboration aims to improve computational capabilities in Europe for various industries addressing global challenges.

NVIDIA has introduced the Omniverse Replicator, a synthetic data-generation engine designed to accelerate the development of autonomous vehicles and robots. This powerful tool allows users to produce high-quality datasets for training deep neural networks, covering complex scenarios that are hard to replicate in the real world. It is specifically integrated with NVIDIA DRIVE Sim for autonomous vehicles and Isaac Sim for robotics, enhancing AI model training. Developers can expect access to Omniverse Replicator next year to create tailored data-generation engines.

NVIDIA has announced the Jetson AGX Orin, its latest AI supercomputer, offering up to 200 TOPS and a 6x performance gain over its predecessor. Built on the Ampere architecture, it is targeted at robotics, autonomous machines, and medical devices. The platform supports the NVIDIA AI software stack, enabling developers to implement complex models for edge AI applications. The Jetson AGX Orin will be available in Q1 2022, catering to the growing demand for processing power in various sectors, including healthcare and transportation.

NVIDIA Omniverse Avatar is a new technology platform introduced by NVIDIA, which focuses on creating interactive AI avatars. This platform integrates various technologies, including speech AI, computer vision, and natural language understanding, to facilitate real-time conversations. It aims to enhance customer service across industries, offering customizable AI assistants for tasks like restaurant orders and banking transactions. The Omniverse Avatar is part of the larger NVIDIA Omniverse ecosystem, currently in open beta with over 70,000 users.

NVIDIA announced significant updates to its AI inference platform, now serving over 25,000 clients, including industry leaders like Microsoft and Samsung Medison. Key enhancements include advanced capabilities in the Triton Inference Server and the introduction of the A2 Tensor Core GPU, which offers up to 20x more inference performance than CPUs. The updates improve multi-GPU functionality, integration with Amazon SageMaker, and support for Arm CPUs. These advancements aim to enhance AI applications across sectors, including healthcare and finance.

NVIDIA has introduced the NeMo Megatron framework alongside the Megatron 530B customizable large language model and Triton Inference Server to facilitate the development of advanced language-based AI applications. This framework allows enterprises to create domain-specific chatbots and AI models with substantial scalability across GPUs. The framework is designed for easier data management and efficient training of language models, which can significantly improve real-time performance for AI applications.