Both are riding the AI boom, but they’re playing different games. Here’s the split:
NVIDIA’s runway looks stronger:
Q3 revenue up 62% YoY to $57B (data center alone: $51.2B, +66% YoY)
Gross margin holding steady at 73.4%, free cash flow $22.1B last quarter
CEO Huang claims we’re still in the early innings of “three massive platform shifts”
P/E ratio: 45x
Oracle’s playing the long game:
Revenue +12% YoY, but cloud revenue popping at +28% to $7.2B
Just signed four mega contracts worth multi-billions, RPO backlog exploded to $455B (+359%)
Same P/E valuation as NVIDIA at 46x
The catch: converting that backlog into actual revenue is the real test
The takeaway: NVIDIA’s already printing profits from AI infrastructure. Oracle’s sitting on a fat backlog that could become a monster, but execution risk is real. For AI exposure with less uncertainty, NVIDIA wins — though both stocks demand guts to hold through the volatility. At these valuations, neither is a no-brainer.
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NVIDIA vs Oracle: Which AI Play Should You Pick?
Both are riding the AI boom, but they’re playing different games. Here’s the split:
NVIDIA’s runway looks stronger:
Oracle’s playing the long game:
The takeaway: NVIDIA’s already printing profits from AI infrastructure. Oracle’s sitting on a fat backlog that could become a monster, but execution risk is real. For AI exposure with less uncertainty, NVIDIA wins — though both stocks demand guts to hold through the volatility. At these valuations, neither is a no-brainer.