Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says top five hyperscalers account for 60% of company revenue
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says top five hyperscalers account for 60% of company revenue

Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 09:37 PM

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated that while 60% of the company's business comes from the top five hyperscalers, there is significant diversity in how these chips are utilized, ranging from model training to diverse internal and external service applications.

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At the GTC 2026 conference on March 18, 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed that 60% of the company's revenue is now derived from the top five hyperscalers. This admission highlights an increasing concentration of wealth within the AI supply chain, as these major cloud providers—traditionally identified as Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Oracle, and Meta—aggressively scale their infrastructure. Huang emphasized that even within this elite group, computing demand is being driven by the shift toward agentic AI and a 1 million times increase in total computing requirements. This trend follows Nvidia’s record fiscal 2026 performance, where the company reported $215.9 billion in total revenue. Analysts note that while this concentration secures massive short-term orders for the new Vera Rubin architecture, it also exposes Nvidia to risks as hyperscalers increasingly develop in-house silicon. Despite these headwinds, Huang issued a bold forecast, projecting $1 trillion in AI hardware revenue through 2027 as data centers transition into 'token factories'.

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