Why We Expect Nvidia’s Topline Growth To Slow Down In 2016?
Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) registered a 7% increase in its fiscal 2016 (calendar year 2015) revenue, mainly on account of a significant increase in its discrete graphics market share. We expect the company’s top line growth to slow down to 4.5% in calendar year 2016. Though we forecast accelerating growth in Tegra processor revenue, we expect the lower revenue growth in GPUs as the company loses some market share to AMD.
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