Disclosure or it didn't happen — and this one happened, in print. NVIDIA's 10-Q for the quarter ended April 28, 2024 (filed May 29, 2024) states that "Compute GPU grew 497%, due to higher shipments of the NVIDIA Hopper GPU computing platform used for training and inferencing." EdgarBeast pulled the line.
State the figure and the period: a 497% year-over-year jump in Compute GPU within the data-center business, for the quarter ended April 28, 2024, tied explicitly by management to Hopper shipments for AI workloads. After two years of AI-demand rhetoric across the sector, this is the rhetoric showing up as a growth rate in a financial filing.
I'll keep to the disclosed framing: this is a growth percentage for a product category, attributed to a named platform and use case. The filing's own words carry it; I'm not annualizing or extrapolating beyond the quarter the company reported.
The forward question, as of this filing, is durability — whether triple-digit Compute GPU growth is a step-change or a spike. That gets answered in later quarters, not this one. For now, the receipt reads 497%. The 10-Q on sec.gov is primary; EdgarBeast indexed the figure.