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Nvidia Posts Record Quarter as Shares Slip on Stalled China Sales

A roughly $54 billion outlook excludes China because H20 exports remain on hold.

Handelssaal der Deutschen Börse in Frankfurt.
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Overview

  • Revenue rose 56% year over year to $46.74 billion with net income of $26.4 billion, topping Wall Street expectations.
  • Nvidia booked no H20 sales in China last quarter, contributing to a 1% sequential drop in datacenter revenue tied to a $4 billion shortfall.
  • The company guided about $54 billion for the current quarter, with a plus or minus 2% range, and said the forecast assumes zero China sales.
  • President Donald Trump approved a path to resume H20 exports that would divert 15% of China revenues to the U.S. government, yet reported Chinese resistance has kept deliveries from starting.
  • Shares fell roughly 2–3% after hours as investors weighed unresolved China access, with analysts flagging hyperscaler CapEx updates, progress on the Rubin/Vera roadmap, and clarity on China as key catalysts.