
Nvidia's data center revenue of $75.2 billion(約12兆円) dwarfs all competitors—AMD, Broadcom, and Marvell combined—and the company is trading at a cheaper valuation despite maintaining rapid growth. While custom AI chip makers (Broadcom and Marvell) are expected to grow faster in the near term as hyperscalers deploy proprietary chips, Nvidia's scale and continued dominance make it the most compelling AI computing stock for investors.
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Nvidia's data center division generated $75.2 billion(約12兆円) in Q1, up 92% year over year, significantly larger than AMD's $5.8 billion(約9300億円), Broadcom's $10.8 billion(約1.7兆円), and Marvell's $1.8 billion(約2900億円) in their respective recent quarters. Broadcom's AI semiconductor division grew 143% year over year, while Marvell's data center division grew 27% year over year.
Why it matters
The four companies compete in two segments—Nvidia and AMD design general-purpose GPUs, while Broadcom and Marvell design custom AI chips (ASICs) for major cloud providers. Broadcom management expects its AI unit to generate over $100 billion(約16兆円) in revenue in 2027 as hyperscalers (large cloud providers) launch custom chips, and Marvell expects its annual revenues to double in fiscal 2028, indicating a structural shift in how AI workloads are deployed.
What to watch
Nvidia trades at 23 times forward earnings, making it cheaper than AMD and Marvell and offering better value than Broadcom. Nvidia's new Vera Rubin architecture will start shipping to customers later this year, which should help sustain its elevated growth rates.
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