NVIDIA's revenue doubled to $130B with 73% margins, but 88% is Data Center, its largest customers are building competing ASICs (Claude 4 trained on Trainium2, OpenAI signed a 10GW Broadcom deal), and the $3T+ valuation requires 25-30% annual growth at 70%+ margins for years. Every individual risk looks low — that may be precisely the risk.
Our six-lens analysis ran 78 discourse exchanges across accounting, revenue durability, moat, regulation, narrative, and revenue structure. Read the deep dive here.
Ensemble Forecast
Our nine-model ensemble assigns only 14% probability that NVIDIA's quarterly Data Center revenue will decline sequentially through Q2 FY2027. The Blackwell ramp, $500B+ revenue visibility, and supply-constrained demand make absolute decline a high hurdle. But here is the paradox from our thesis: sequential growth is necessary but not sufficient when the price assumes near-peak growth rates. See all seven active markets on the NVDA forecasting page.
Earnings Scorecard — February 25
Six-lens analysis covering accounting integrity, revenue durability, competitive moat, regulatory exposure, and narrative-reality gap — plus seven active prediction markets