NVIDIA announced revenue of $96.2 billion for the May–July 2026 quarter. Revenue was 2.1 times higher year on year, driven by strong AI data center investment, while the share price briefly rose 5% in after-hours trading immediately after the earnings announcement.
U.S.-based NVIDIA announced revenue of $96.2 billion for the May–July 2026 quarter, up 2.1 times year on year. Continued investment in AI data centers is cited as the factor driving semiconductor sales higher.
Revenue for the period exceeded the market forecast of $92.2 billion, and the better-than-expected results were well received by investors. The share price initially fell in after-hours trading immediately after the earnings announcement, then briefly rose 5%.
The article suggests that soaring memory prices could affect future trends, while the sustainability of AI demand is attracting attention as a future growth driver.
NVIDIA's earnings suggest that demand related to AI remains strong. Investment trends in the data center market and the potential spillover effects across the broader semiconductor market will continue to be closely watched.