NVIDIA Revenue increases by 56%, despite sales of H20 processors at zero for China

IT flea manufacturer NVIDIA declared its financial results for the second quarter of its 2026 financial year, beating Wall Street expectations for income and profit by Action (BPA).

NVIDIA declared a turnover of $ 46.7 billion in the second quarter, an increase of 6% compared to the previous quarter and more than $ 26.4 billion in net income. The company’s revenues increased by 56% compared to the previous year, according to Wednesday’s announcement.

The company has disclosed a BPA of $ 1.08, using the GAAP accounts, and a BPA of $ 1.05 for non-Gaap. NVIDIA also displayed a profit margin of approximately 72.4% for the quarter.

Nvidia’s shares sank by around 3.3% of trade after opening hours on Wednesday.

NVIDIA is the largest global company listed on the stock market, with a market capitalization of more than 4.4 billions of dollars to date. The company is the main manufacturer of artificial intelligence and computer chips, and has also grown up to have geo-strategic importance for the American government.

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NVIDIA reports Zero H20 Sales to China

Nvidia responded to concerns about its Chinese activities in its latest report on results, saying that sales of its H20 processor had not reached the country. “There were no H20 sales to Chinese customers in the second quarter,” said the company.

The H20 processor is a lower version of the NVIDIA H100 chip designed for the Chinese market in accordance with existing American regulations concerning the export of high -performance computer fleas used in AI applications.

In January, the administration of US President Donald Trump announced that it sought to strengthen export controls on sales of Nvidia H20 in China due to the concerns of “national security”.