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NVIDIA Could Account for 37% of 2027 HBM Capacity, Worth $279 Billion

October 1

NVIDIA's supply commitments climbed to $279 billion in the quarter ended July 26, up from $119 billion the quarter before. The company says the increase is primarily related to memory procurement.

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