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Nvidia CEO Discusses 70% Revenue Growth Outlook Amid AI Regulation Risks

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In a September 25, 2026, interview, Jensen Huang discussed the company outlook for Nvidia. He acknowledged the importance of product safety but dismissed the notion that AI could be a threat to humanity. The company's fiscal 2028 outlook is projected to be supply-constrained, with 70% projected revenue growth, according to one report.

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The outlook suggests strong growth, though reports indicate that AI safety and regulation debates could slow AI infrastructure deployment, impacting Nvidia’s data center growth. The company is also pivoting to edge computing and high-growth verticals like robotics and self-driving cars to mitigate downside risk.

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Who's involved

  • Jensen HuangFounder and CEO of Nvidia, who discussed the company's outlook.
  • NvidiaAmerican multinational technology company whose growth and strategy were discussed.

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    Nvidia might see its demand for training and inference hardware affected by AI safety and regulation debates.

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