Nvidia Nvda Earnings Report a powerhouse quarter as its Q2 FY2026 results exceeded expectations. Revenue hit $46.7 billion, surging 56% year-on-year—a clear sign of sustained demand for AI computing.
The Data Center segment continued to be the company’s backbone, generating $41.1 billion in revenue, nearly 90% of NVIDIA’s total. Though slightly below Wall Street’s forecasts, the division remains central to the company’s leadership in artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Profitability remained robust, with GAAP EPS at $1.08 and non-GAAP EPS at $1.05, supported by healthy margins even after inventory adjustments related to H20 chips.
Beyond revenue, NVIDIA made a bold move with a $60 billion share buyback authorization, signaling strong confidence in its future growth trajectory. It also issued a bullish forecast for Q3 FY2026, projecting $54 billion in revenue, alongside continued high margins.
Market Reaction & Vision
Shares dipped slightly in after-hours trading due to softer Data Center numbers and uncertainty around China sales. However, CEO Jensen Huang expressed optimism about the company’s long-term prospects, pointing to the AI boom and next-generation Blackwell platform as key drivers of future growth.
With unmatched momentum in AI and a solid financial cushion, NVIDIA’s Q2 performance further cements its position as the world’s most influential chipmaker.
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