Summary
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Nvidia reported a record income of $ 44.1 billion for the first quarter, an increase of 12% from the last quarter and 69% from last year.
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Despite regulatory setbacks, Nvidia's Data Center generated $ 39.1 billion, which increased long -term growth confidence.
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CEO Jensen Huang predicts $ 45 billion during the second quarter, which highlights strongly AI momentum and global partnership.
Nidia Started its new financial year with a huge start and reported record crime revenue for the first quarter, which was collected on April 27, 2025. Nvidia published an increase of 12% from the previous quarter and a huge 69% hope compared to the same time last year.
Nvidia is known globally for its work in accelerated computer use and its graphics treatment units that have been playing games for several years. Since the company began in 1993, the company has moved far in addition to games, entered AI, robotics and autonomous vehicles. Back in October 2024, Nvidia exceeded Apple to become the most valuable company in the world and reached a market value of $ 3.53 trillion. These latest economic results show that Nvidia keeps it up.
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For the first quarter of the financial year in 2026, Nvidia reported $ 44.1 billion in revenue. This has increased by 12% from the last quarter and 69% more than the same quarter a year ago. Growth is mainly thanks to the continued global demand for NVIDIA's AI and data center products, which plays a key role in building AI infrastructure worldwide. But the quarter was not without problems, as in April new export rules came into force that requires Licenses for Shipping Nvidia's H20 chips to China – chips that were specifically designed for that market. Because of this, Nvidia took a fee of $ 4.5 billion related to surplus of H20 inventory and purchase obligations and was unable to send another $ 2.5 billion in H20 chips.
Nvidia's Data Center's revenue hits $ 39.1 billion
Despite this regulatory setback, Nvidia's financial results remained resilient. The H20 fee lowered the margins, with GAAP (generally accepted accounting principles, the standard companies that companies must follow) and non-gaap gross margins that land at 60.5% and 61.0%. However, if that fee is excluded, non-gaap gross margin would have come in at 71.3%, which shows that the core business is still going strong. Gaap profit per share was $ 0.76 and non-gaap amounted to $ 0.81. When H20 impact has been removed, adjusted EPS $ 0.96. The Data Center segment continued to lead the road and raised $ 39.1 billion, an increase of 10% from Q4 and 73% compared to the previous year, which helped to burn confidence in the company's long-term growth.
In the future, Nvidia expects revenue from the second quarter will reach approximately $ 45 billion, although IT factors in approximately $ 8 billion in lost H20 revenue due to the ongoing export restrictions. CEO Jensen Huang pointed to strong AI momentum and said that the Blackwell NVL72 AI superpath is now in full-scale production and receives a solid demand from cloud providers and system builders. With new AI partnership in Asia and the Middle East, plus more that happens in robotics and games, Nvidia drives forward on each front. As Huang stated, “Countries around the world recognize AI as essential infrastructure – just like electricity and the Internet – and Nvidia is in the middle of this deep transformation.”
- Date founded
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April 1, 1993
- Head office
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Santa Clara, California, USA
- CEO
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Jensen Huang
- Subsidiaries
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Middlex Technologies, Cumulus Networks, Nvidia Advanced Rendering Center
