nvidia vs amd revenue

Calling: load - tickers=["NVDA", "AMD"], metrics=["total_revenue"] DataFrame 128 OK nvda_amd_fundamentals (202 rows)

Calling: compute - dataframe_ids=[128], code="result = df_128[df_128['period_type'] == 'annual'].sort_values(['date', 'ticker'])" DataFrame 129 OK result_129 (40 rows)

i want a chart

Calling: show_chart - series=["total_revenue"], title="Nvidia vs AMD Quarterly Revenue (10Y)", dataframe_id=128, timeframe="10Y" Blob 58 DataFrame 128 OK nvda_amd_fundamentals (101 rows)

Data 10Y

The chart above displays the quarterly revenue trends for NVIDIA (NVDA) and AMD over the past 10 years.

As illustrated, both companies have experienced significant growth, but NVIDIA's revenue trajectory has accelerated sharply, particularly since 2023, largely driven by the surge in demand for AI-related hardware and data center infrastructure. While AMD has also seen consistent revenue expansion, the scale of NVIDIA's recent revenue growth has created a substantial widening in the gap between the two companies.

The timeseries hsould be overalpped -

Calling: show_chart - series=["total_revenue"], chart_type="line", timeframe="10Y", dataframe_id=128, title="Nvidia vs AMD Quarterly Revenue Overlap" Blob 59 DataFrame 128 OK nvda_amd_fundamentals (101 rows)

Data 10Y

The chart above provides a direct, overlapped comparison of quarterly revenue for NVIDIA and AMD over the last 10 years.

Please note that because both companies operate on different fiscal calendars—NVIDIA's quarters typically end in January, April, July, and October, while AMD's typically end in March, June, September, and December—the data points are plotted on their respective reporting dates. This visualization allows you to see the relative scale and growth trajectory of both companies side-by-side.

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