NVIDIA Message Messages record Q1 incomes

Nvidia He launched his new fiscal year with a huge start and showed record income for Q1, which was wrapped on April 27, 2025. NVIDIA showed a 12% increase in income from the previous quarter and a huge 69% jump compared to the same time last year.

Nvidia is known worldwide for its work in Accelerated Computing and its graphics processing units that have been playing for years. Since the beginning of 1993, the company has moved far beyond playing and has been in AI, robotics and autonomous vehicles. In October 2024, NVIDIA surpassed Apple to become the most valuable society in the world and reach the market ceiling of $ 3.53 trillion. These latest financial results show that Nvidia maintains this dynamics.

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For the fiscal year of 2026, NVIDIA reported incomes of $ 44.1 billion. This is 12% of the last quarter of AO 69% more than in the same quarter a year ago. Growth is mainly due to the ongoing global demand for AI products and NVIDIA data centers, which play a key role in building AI infrastructure around the world. However, a quarter was not without any problems, as new US export rules that require licenses for transporting H20 NVIDIA chips to China – chips that have been designed specifically for this market entered into force in April. For this reason, Nvidia received a fee of $ 4.5 billion related to excess inventory and purchasing duties and could not send additional H20 chips worth $ 2.5 billion.

Revenue from the NVIDIA data center will reach $ 39.1 billion

Despite this regulatory failure, NVIDIA financial performance remained resistant. The H20 fee has reduced the margin with the GAAP (generally accepted accounting principles, the standard accounting rules that the company must follow) and the gross margin without GAAP landing at 60.5% and 61.0%. However, if this fee is excluded, the gross margin without GAAP would cost 71.3%, which shows that the main business is still strong. GAAP profit on the share was $ 0.76 and non-GAAP came to $ 0.81. The EPS, a modified EPS, reached $ 0.96 when the H20 was removed. The data centers segment continued to lead and pulled out $ 39.1 billion, which is 10% from Q4 and 73% year -on -year, helping to support confidence in the long -term growth of society.

Looking into the future, NVIDIA expects the revenues of the second quarter to reach approximately $ 45 billion, although due to ongoing export limitation, it faces approximately $ 8 billion in lost H20 income. Jensen Huang, CEO, pointed out the strong momentum of AI and said that the AI ​​Blackwell NVL72 supercomputer is now in full production and gets a solid demand from cloud providers and system builders. With the new AI partnerships in Asia and the Middle East, and more in robotics and games, Nvidia is pushing forward on every front. As Huang said, “Earth around the world recognizes AI as a major infrastructure – as well as electricity and the Internet – and Nvidia stands in the center of this deep transformation.”

Founded date

April 1, 1993

Headquarters

Santa Clara, California, United States

Ceo

Jensen Huang

Subsidiary

Mellanox technology, cumulus networks, nVidia Advanced Rendering Center