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Nvidia reports record growth in revenue and profits for the second quarter

Nvidia recorded a 126% increase in profits and more than doubled its sales in the second quarter, driven by strong demand for artificial intelligence chips.

27 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Nvidia announced a net profit of €51.1 billion during the fiscal second quarter, covering the period from May to July. This result represents a 126% increase compared to the same period last year, according to the company.

Nvidia's revenue reached $96.2 billion (approximately €82.4 billion), marking a 106% growth over the previous year. This increase is attributed to the rising demand for chips aimed at artificial intelligence, which is significantly transforming the market.

For the upcoming quarter, Nvidia forecasts revenues of around $108 billion, surpassing analysts' expectations, which had estimated an average figure of $104.2 billion. This forecast is based on the company's strong performance and the continued interest in artificial intelligence solutions.

In addition to revenue, Nvidia also set new records in terms of profit, reinforcing its position as one of the leading providers of microprocessors for high-performance applications.

The company's optimistic projections, as reported, were well received by the market, although some analysts expressed concerns about the sustainability of this growth in the long term, given the market cycles in the technology and semiconductor sectors.

Nvidia's success highlights the growing importance of artificial intelligence in the tech industry, reflecting a significant turning point in the sector, as noted by CEO Jensen Huang. The company continues to invest in innovation and the development of new products to meet the increasing demand.

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