Nvidia third-quarter revenue up

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Data centres, cloud deliver strong demand.

Nvidia third-quarter revenue up
Chip designer and computing firm Nvidia beat expectations for third-quarter revenue on Wednesday, thanks to strong demand in its data centre business on the back of rising cloud adoption. Data centre revenue in the third quarter rose 31 percent from a year ago, while gaming revenue was down 51 ...

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