Nvidia's Gaming Business Could Be in Trouble
Graphics processing unit (GPU) giant Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) now generates most of its revenue from data center GPUs aimed at artificial intelligence (AI) workloads. In the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025, the data center segment produced $35.6 billion in revenue compared to just $2.5 billion for the gaming segment.Given the monstrous growth in AI accelerator demand and Nvidia's complete dominance of that market, it makes sense for the company to prioritize its data center business. However, there's a downside. Nvidia's gaming GPU business isn't getting the attention it needs, and the end result could be significant market share losses to rival AMD (NASDAQ: AMD).Image source: Getty Images.Continue reading
Graphics processing unit (GPU) giant Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) now generates most of its revenue from data center GPUs aimed at artificial intelligence (AI) workloads. In the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025, the data center segment produced $35.6 billion in revenue compared to just $2.5 billion for the gaming segment.
Given the monstrous growth in AI accelerator demand and Nvidia's complete dominance of that market, it makes sense for the company to prioritize its data center business. However, there's a downside. Nvidia's gaming GPU business isn't getting the attention it needs, and the end result could be significant market share losses to rival AMD (NASDAQ: AMD).
Image source: Getty Images.
