NVIDIA AI's revenue and outlook both exceed expectations, Huang Renxun bluntly says it's selling out Nvidia (NVDA. O) has just released its Q3 financial results, with its chip sales, which are at the core of the artificial intelligence boom, growing faster than Wall Street's expectations. At the same time, the company has provided strong revenue forecasts for the quarter, which has convinced investors that the AI investment frenzy will continue. According to its Q3 financial report, the company's revenue for the third quarter was $57 billion, a year-on-year increase of 62%. Among them, data center revenue was $51.2 billion, higher than the expected $49 billion. In addition, its revenue outlook for the fourth quarter is about $65 billion, far higher than the average analyst estimate of $61.6 billion. After the release of the financial report, Nvidia's (NVDA. O) stock price rose more than 4% after hours. Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun said, "Blackwell's sales are skyrocketing, and all cloud GPUs are sold out. ”Previously, Huang Renxun had played down people's concerns about the artificial intelligence foam.