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NVIDIA CORP (NVDA)

Read the latest NVDA filing as a structured brief: high-signal changes, financial snapshot, and direct links back to the official SEC source.

Filing summary

NVIDIA CORP latest filing summary

The filing reads constructive, but the higher-value read is whether the statement movement supports the industry's real proof points. For semiconductor issuers, demand strength needs to be read with margin durability, inventory, customer concentration, and cycle timing.

The latest 10-Q for NVDA shows revenue was $81.6B and net income was $58.3B. For semiconductor issuers, demand strength needs to be read with margin durability, inventory, customer concentration, and cycle timing.

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Verification habit

Use this summary to decide what to check, then open the official SEC filing before relying on the conclusion.

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Key changes

What changed and why it matters

  • Revenue moved to $81.6B from $57.0B (+43.2% vs prior).
  • Net income moved to $58.3B from $31.9B (+82.8% vs prior).
  • Diluted EPS moved to $2.39 from $1.30 (+83.8% vs prior).

What matters now

Positive read

Business implication

For semiconductors, the key is separating demand strength from cycle risk. Revenue, inventory, purchase obligations, customer concentration, and gross margin have to be read together.

Research note

Research note

NVIDIA's annual filing is no longer just a semiconductor update. It is one of the clearest public documents for judging the scale, profitability, and concentration risks inside the AI infrastructure cycle. The latest report still looks unusually strong because revenue growth, margin depth, and cash generation all reinforced each other.

That strength makes the next questions more demanding, not less. When a business is already operating at this scale, investors need to know whether demand is broadening, whether margins can remain unusually high as product mix evolves, and whether customer concentration becomes more visible as the cycle matures.

The filing should therefore be read with a skeptical eye even when the numbers are exceptional. Strong reports deserve verification too, especially around margin durability, capital intensity, and the timing gap between announced AI spending and actual deployment revenue.

What to watch

Company-specific checkpoints for the next filing

  • Data center demand breadth beyond a concentrated customer set
  • Gross margin durability as the product mix evolves
  • Operating cash flow relative to revenue scale
  • Capex digestion and deployment timing across major customers

Industry lens

Semiconductor filing lens

For semiconductors, the key is separating demand strength from cycle risk. Revenue, inventory, purchase obligations, customer concentration, and gross margin have to be read together.

NVIDIA CORP (NVDA) is being read through the latest 10-Q first. The current question is whether the reported change meaningfully shifts the read on the business relative to other names in Technology. NVIDIA CORP filing dashboard built from SEC EDGAR company facts and recent periodic filings. Current filing is compared against the nearest prior comparable period detected from SEC company facts.

  • Revenue growth versus customer concentration
  • Inventory, purchase obligations, and supply commitments
  • Gross margin durability across product cycles

Verification notes

What to focus on next

  • Confirm the 10-Q filing date, report period, and SEC source link before comparing figures.
  • Check whether operating income and cash flow support the top-line narrative, not just the revenue figure.
  • Read the statement visuals and comparison cards together so the filing is not judged on one metric in isolation.
  • Read the official 10-Q source if a risk-factor change or accounting note could alter the conclusion.
  • Treat the summary as a prioritization tool first and an investment conclusion second.

Common mistake

A common mistake is stopping at management's framing. Always compare the narrative with the statement lines, footnotes, and the prior filing before deciding what changed.

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Editorial status

Human-edited research note

NVIDIA CORP has a company-specific research note layered onto the filing payload. Use it as an editorial starting point, then verify important details in the SEC source.

Financial snapshot

Latest reported figures

Revenue $81.6B
Net income $58.3B
EPS $2.39
Operating cash flow $50.3B

Trend section

Recent revenue trend

Q1 $44.1B

Period ended 2025-04-27

Q2 $46.7B

Period ended 2025-07-27

Q3 $57.0B

Period ended 2025-10-26

Q1 $81.6B

Period ended 2026-04-26

Current versus prior

How the latest report differs from the previous filing

Revenue+43.2% vs prior

Current $81.6B · Prior $57.0B

Net income+82.8% vs prior

Current $58.3B · Prior $31.9B

Diluted EPS+83.8% vs prior

Current $2.39 · Prior $1.30

Cash & equivalents+24.8% vs prior

Current $13.2B · Prior $10.6B

Shareholders' equity+24.3% vs prior

Current $195.5B · Prior $157.3B

Operating cash flow+83.6% vs prior

Current $50.3B · Prior $27.4B

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