Nvidia guided to $91 billion. Will it report more than $93 billion in revenue on Aug 26?
65% of users predicted YES — the community got this one right. 26 predictions cast.
Nvidia reported total revenue of $96.2 billion for its fiscal second quarter ended July 27, 2026, topping the $93 billion threshold in this question and exceeding the company's own $91 billion guidance as well as the roughly $92.2 billion Wall Street consensus. Revenue rose 18% from the prior quarter and 106% from a year earlier. The beat was driven almost entirely by the data center segment, which generated $89.0 billion, or about 92% of total sales, as hyperscalers and enterprise customers continued ramping purchases of Blackwell Ultra GPUs and related AI infrastructure. Gaming, professional visualization and automotive revenue made up the remainder. Nvidia also guided to $108 billion in revenue for the following quarter, above the $104.2 billion analysts had projected, and shares rose following the report. The results marked another quarter in Nvidia's run of outsized growth tied to the buildout of AI data centers, extending a streak in which the company has repeatedly topped both its own guidance and analyst forecasts since the AI boom accelerated demand for its chips. The market's 65% pre-earnings YES probability on this question proved correct.