In a tale as old as Blackwell, Nvidia has managed to make it through yet another quarterly report with nary a mention of gaming. Well, okay, there was one mention of gaming, but that was basically just to say it's now being considered subsumed under—you guessed it—an AI segment of the business. Along with the other segment which is, er... also AI.
"We have 2 market platforms," says CFO Colette Kress. "Datacentre and edge computing... Edge computing highlights devices for agentic and physical AI. Including PCs, gaming consoles, workstations, AI RAN base stations, robotics, and automotive."
Heck, graphics cards for gaming don't even get a specific mention—they'll come under "PCs", I assume. And the "gaming consoles" the company mentions is presumably refers to the Nintendo Switch 2, which does feature an Nvidia GPU.
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