NVIDIA just closed its most dominant fiscal year ever. Reported on February 25, 2026, the numbers aren’t just records — they’re a declaration that the AI infrastructure era has fully arrived and NVIDIA sits at its centre.
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NVIDIA FY2026: Full Financial Breakdown
| Metric | FY2026 | YoY Growth |
|---|---|---|
| Total Revenue | $215.9 billion | +65% |
| Data Center Revenue (Full Year) | $193.7 billion | +68% |
| Data Center Revenue (Q4 alone) | $62.3 billion | +75% |
| Gaming Revenue (Full Year) | $16.0 billion | +41% |
| Gaming Revenue (Q4) | $3.7 billion | +47% YoY / -13% QoQ |
| Professional Viz Revenue (FY) | $3.2 billion | +70% |
| Automotive Revenue (FY) | $2.3 billion | +39% |
| Q4 Total Revenue | $68.1 billion | +73% YoY |
| GAAP Net Income (FY) | $120.1 billion | — |
| Q1 FY2027 Guidance | $78.0 billion | — |
What These Numbers Actually Mean
GAAP operating income for FY2026 was $130.4 billion and net income was $120.1 billion — compared to just $72.9 billion in net income the prior year, representing a near-doubling of profitability in a single year. The Data Center segment — driven entirely by AI chip demand — now accounts for nearly 90% of total revenue, making NVIDIA’s gaming business almost an afterthought by comparison.
Jensen Huang declared at the earnings call that the agentic AI inflection point has arrived, with enterprise AI agent adoption “skyrocketing” and Grace Blackwell with NVLink delivering an order-of-magnitude lower cost per token than previous generations.
Total supply-related commitments rose from $50.3 billion at the end of Q3 to $95.2 billion at the end of Q4 — signalling that demand visibility is accelerating, not slowing. The Q4 Gaming dip of 13% QoQ isn’t a demand problem — it simply reflects inventory normalising after the peak holiday quarter, with full-year gaming revenue still up 41% to a record $16 billion.
With Q1 FY2027 guided at $78 billion, NVIDIA is on track to comfortably exceed $300 billion in annual revenue next year.
For the full official filing, see NVIDIA’s Investor Relations page. Also check our coverage of NVIDIA Vera Rubin GPU — what we know so far and best NVIDIA RTX 50 series GPUs ranked on TechnoSports.
FAQs
Is NVIDIA still the world’s most valuable company after FY2026 results?
Yes — NVIDIA currently holds the largest market cap in the world at approximately $4.7 trillion.
Why did NVIDIA’s gaming GPU revenue drop in Q4 FY2026?
It was a seasonal normalisation after strong holiday demand in Q3 — full-year gaming revenue still hit a record $16 billion.
