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In the afternoon session, NVIDIA (Nasdaq: NVDA  ) CEO Jen-Hsun Huang shed some more light on NVIDIA's future revenue growth. Along with a press release on the company's website, NVIDIA issued guidance for fiscal 2013 -- a period that starts next January -- between $4.7 billion and $5 billion. That's a nice step from the $4.45 billion analysts were expecting.

The bullish forecast was foreshadowed earlier in the day, when Huang stopped by the Dow Jones offices and forecasted that the company's mobile unit will generate $1 billion in sales next year, as reported by Barron's Tech Trader Daily writer Tiernan Ray. That heavy sales growth indicates that the company is finding its own niche in the industry against larger rival Qualcomm (Nasdaq: QCOM  ) .

However, NVIDIA's Tegra mobile processor is still only about 20% next year's forecast. Plugging in NVIDIA's projected mobile sales, you can see that the company is also expecting strong growth in its graphics card business as well.

A 17% growth rate in graphics cards might not look particularly impressive, but considering that NVIDIA's consumer graphics cards are often lumped in with the struggling PC industry, it's a pretty strong showing. NVIDIA's higher-end offerings have numerous tailwinds behind them but have also struggled to find a foothold. The segment has been stuck treading water the past five quarters as sales growth dried up.

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