Good news for Nvidia shareholders: the company seems to have bounced back from its none-too-pleasing second quarter, posting an $84.9-million net profit for its third fiscal quarter ended October 31. Here are the raw numbers:
| Q3 FY'10 | Q2 FY'11 | Q3 FY'11 | |
| Revenue | $903.2 million | $811.2 million | $843.9 million |
| Net income | $107.6 million | -$141 million | $84.9 million |
| Gross margin | 43.4% | 16.6% | 46.5% |
CEO Jen-Hsun Huang commented in the results announcement, "We have turned the corner. . . . We have restored our speed of execution and are regaining share in desktops." Of course, Nvidia isn't quite doing as well as it was a year ago—but that was before AMD got a real head start in the DirectX 11 market.
Looking ahead, Nvidia expects fourth-quarter revenue to climb 3-5%, although its gross margin should remain flat.
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