Nvidia Sees 70% Revenue Growth as AI Demand Continues to Surge
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is confident that his company will maintain strong growth as demand for artificial intelligence computing continues to outpace available capacity.
In a recent appearance at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference, Huang reiterated Nvidia's expectation of 70% revenue growth in 2027.
He emphasized that cybersecurity could become another major application area for AI as adoption expands beyond current workloads.
Nvidia is seeking a larger portion of data-center budgets by offering complete AI infrastructure rather than individual graphics processors. The company's upcoming Vera Rubin platform will carry a price tag of roughly $40,000 compared to about $25,000 for Blackwell and $18,000 for Hopper systems.
Huang pointed to Nvidia's relationship with Anthropic, saying the chipmaker is gaining business with Claude developer after making an investment in November 2025. He also identified robotics and autonomous driving as additional areas where AI development could advance over the next several years.