NVIDIA Data Center Revenue by Customer Tier

Important disclosure caveat: Starting in Q1 FY27 (Apr 26, 2026), NVIDIA reorganized Data Center revenue into two official sub-platforms: Hyperscale and ACIE (AI Clouds, Industrial, & Enterprise). NVIDIA does not publicly break out NeoCloud, Enterprise, or Sovereign as separate dollar-amount line items. In the Q1 FY27 10-Q, NVIDIA states that Hyperscale = "public clouds and the world's largest consumer internet companies," while the "remaining 50% came from a continued diversification of customers, including AI Clouds [NeoClouds], industrial, enterprise, and sovereign customers." Mapping to the requested buckets:

User Bucket	NVIDIA Reporting Category
Hyperscalers	Hyperscale (disclosed)
NeoClouds	AI Clouds (within ACIE, not separately disclosed)
Enterprise	Industrial & Enterprise (within ACIE, not separately disclosed)
Sovereign	Public sector (within ACIE, not separately disclosed)

NVIDIA Data Center Revenue by Sub-Platform ($ in millions)

Period	Hyperscale ($M)	Hyperscale % of DC	ACIE ($M)	ACIE % of DC	Total Data Center ($M)
Q1 FY27 (Apr 26, 2026)	37,869	50%	37,377	50%	75,246
Q4 FY26 (Jan 25, 2026)	33,814	54%	28,500	46%	62,314
Q1 FY26 (Apr 27, 2025)	17,599	45%	21,513	55%	39,112

Earlier quarters — NVIDIA disclosed only CSP % (not full split):

Period	Data Center ($M)	Large CSPs (≈Hyperscalers) %	Remaining (≈NeoCloud+Enterprise+Sovereign) %
Q3 FY26 (Oct 26, 2025)	51,200	~50%	~50%
Q2 FY26 (Jul 27, 2025)	41,100	~50%	~50%
Q1 FY26 (Apr 27, 2025)	39,112	"just under 50%"	"just over 50%"
Q3 FY25 (Oct 27, 2024)	30,800	~50%	~50%
Q2 FY25 (Jul 28, 2024)	26,300	~45%	~55% (consumer internet + enterprise led)
Q1 FY25 (Apr 28, 2024)	22,600	"mid-40%"	"mid-50%"

Key takeaways:

Customer base diversification: Hyperscaler share has stayed anchored near ~50% of Data Center revenue, but absolute Hyperscale revenue grew from ~$10.3B (Q1 FY25) to ~$37.9B (Q1 FY27) — a ~3.7× expansion.
Non-Hyperscale grew faster: ACIE (AI Clouds/NeoClouds + Industrial + Enterprise + Sovereign) grew from ~$12.3B to ~$37.4B — a ~3.0× expansion in dollar terms, but much faster than Hyperscale on a percentage-of-mix basis in earlier quarters (55% of DC in Q1 FY26), reflecting NeoCloud and Sovereign AI ramp.
Q4 FY26 inflection: Hyperscale share jumped to ~54% as Blackwell ramp favored large CSPs; then re-balanced to ~50/50 in Q1 FY27.
Sovereign AI: NVIDIA explicitly cites sovereign customers as a driver in Q1 FY27 commentary, but discloses no dollar amount.
NeoClouds: NVIDIA uses the term "Neocloud builders" only in risk-factor boilerplate; reported numbers are rolled into ACIE.
Enterprise: "Enterprise" is also folded into ACIE; no standalone disclosure.

Bottom line: NVIDIA does not publicly disclose separate dollar figures for NeoClouds, Enterprise, or Sovereign as standalone tiers. The closest proxy is the ACIE sub-platform ($37.4B in Q1 FY27), which bundles all three — plus Industrial — into a single line.

Displayed the quarterly trend table above.