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Question/Instruction: How much did NVIDIA's data center revenue increase in Q1 2017, and what factors contributed to this increase? Given material: NVIDIA has come out swinging with its quarterly financial report yet again, with the company seeing a huge 48.4% increase in quarterly revenue, thanks to the never ending demand for its GPUs that are used in gaming PCs, cloud computing, AI, the data center world, and more. NVIDIA's data center revenue saw nearly double the revenue in Q1 2017 up to $409 million, beating analysts' expectations of $318.2 million, according to FactSet. Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress said: "All of the world's major internet and cloud service providers now use NVIDIA's Tesla-based GPU (graphics processing unit) accelerators". Total revenue jumped from $1.31 billion to $1.94 billion, beating analysts' expectations of $1.91 billion. NVIDIA's gaming division rose a huge 50% to $1.03 billion, which accounted for 53% of NVIDIA's total revenue for Q1 2017 - but didn't quite reach analysts' expectations of $1.11 billion.
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Question/Instruction: How much did NVIDIA's data center revenue increase in Q1 2017, and what factors contributed to this increase? Given material: NVIDIA has come out swinging with its quarterly financial report yet again, with the company seeing a huge 48.4% increase in quarterly revenue, thanks to the never ending demand for its GPUs that are used in gaming PCs, cloud computing, AI, the data center world, and more. NVIDIA's data center revenue saw nearly double the revenue in Q1 2017 up to $409 million, beating analysts' expectations of $318.2 million, according to FactSet. Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress said: "All of the world's major internet and cloud service providers now use NVIDIA's Tesla-based GPU (graphics processing unit) accelerators". Total revenue jumped from $1.31 billion to $1.94 billion, beating analysts' expectations of $1.91 billion. NVIDIA's gaming division rose a huge 50% to $1.03 billion, which accounted for 53% of NVIDIA's total revenue for Q1 2017 - but didn't quite reach analysts' expectations of $1.11 billion.
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In Q1 2017, NVIDIA's data center revenue nearly doubled to $409 million, which surpassed analysts' expectations of $318.2 million. This increase can be attributed to the continued demand for NVIDIA's Tesla-based GPU accelerators, which are utilized by all major internet and cloud service providers. Along with this, NVIDIA's overall revenue increased by 48.4% to $1.94 billion, beating the estimated revenue of $1.91 billion. The gaming division also rose significantly, contributing 53% of total revenue with a 50% increase to $1.03 billion, though just missing analysts' expectations of $1.11 billion. Overall, the demand for NVIDIA's GPUs in the gaming, cloud computing, and data center industries could be seen as a vital factor in the company's impressive performance in Q1 2017.
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Can you provide some insight into the other industries that NVIDIA's GPUs are being used in, besides gaming, cloud computing, and data centers?
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Yes, in addition to gaming, cloud computing, and data centers, NVIDIA’s GPUs are being adopted by various industries for applications such as Artificial Intelligence, High-Performance Computing, Autonomous Vehicles, and Visual Effects, among others. For instance, NVIDIA's GPUs are also being used for deep learning algorithms to improve speech recognition, natural language processing, and image recognition capabilities. Additionally, scientists and researchers are using NVIDIA's GPUs to develop complex models for medicine, climate research, and other endeavors. Furthermore, NVIDIA's GPUs are being integrated into autonomous vehicles, enabling them to better perceive their surroundings and make quicker decisions. The entertainment industry also utilizes NVIDIA's GPUs for creating stunning visual effects in movies, TV shows, and video games.
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