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Goldman Sachs: Nvidia projected to see 70% revenue growth in fiscal 2028, with AI demand outlook remaining strong.

2026.08.27 23:44:36

Goldman Sachs analyst Jim Schneider told CNBC in an interview that NVIDIA’s just-released fiscal 2027 second-quarter results beat market expectations, while its next-quarter revenue guidance also exceeded analyst projections. Driven by the company’s optimistic outlook for revenue growth in the coming fiscal year, NVIDIA’s stock rose roughly 4% in after-hours trading. Schneider noted that NVIDIA expects to post around 70% revenue growth in fiscal 2028, a sign that demand for AI infrastructure remains robust. The market’s current focus has shifted from short-term performance to whether the AI computing power investment cycle can sustain, and whether NVIDIA’s multi-year high growth expectations will be delivered.

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