88% of Companies Say AI Is Already Boosting Revenue: Finance Leads the Way

AI adoption reached a turning point in 2026. NVIDIA's State of AI Report surveyed 3,200 companies across finance, industry, retail, telecom, and healthcare, and found that artificial intelligence has moved past the experimental stage: 88% of respondents report AI is already driving revenue growth for their business, regardless of sector.

 Finance stands out as one of the clearest examples in the report. Several major financial institutions have already begun centralizing their operations around unified AI platforms, systems that detect fraud instantly on every transaction, automate complex procedures, and deliver services once reserved for an elite clientele. Personalized financial advice, for instance, can now be offered at massive scale rather than only to the wealthiest clients. Lending is shifting too: models now weigh thousands of variables simultaneously, improving both the accuracy and the speed of credit decisions.

 Why does this validate what we're building

 This is the macro proof point behind Blueberries. NVIDIA's report shows the majority of companies are already seeing revenue gains from AI, but by our own market research, a large gap still sits behind that number: 61% of finance leaders haven't yet adopted AI in their own function, and 83% say they don't fully trust their own financial data. Fraud detection and lending are the visible, front-office wins. Financial planning and analysis, the function that tells a company where its money actually goes, product by product, client by client, employee by employee, has been slower to catch up, largely because the underlying data is still collected manually and updated too rarely to trust.

 That's the gap Blueberries is built to close. Real-time, AI-enriched financial visibility isn't an experiment anymore, it's becoming the standard NVIDIA's numbers describe. We're bringing that standard specifically to FP&A, for the finance teams still waiting to make the leap the rest of their industry has already made.

Source: NVIDIA, "How AI Is Driving Revenue, Cutting Costs and Boosting Productivity for Every Industry in 2026," State of AI Report, March 2026.