Nvidia Corporation’s shares climbed 3.4 percent in extended trading as investors anticipated record quarterly revenue of $18.4 billion amid surging enterprise demand for its H100 GPU clusters. Sources said hyperscalers and AI startups had advanced orders ahead of Nvidia’s cloud launch next week. Analysts expect data-center sales to account for nearly 70 percent of revenue, underscoring Nvidia’s dominance in training large language models. The company continues expanding its supply chain partnerships with TSMC and CoWoS vendors to address capacity bottlenecks and short lead times.