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Nvidia stopped reporting Singapore revenue after the quarter ended July 2025, when it accounted for 22% of its revenue, after placing Megaspeed on a blocklist (Jonathan Weil/Wall Street Journal)

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In short

The reporting shift directly followed the chipmaker's decision to add the firm Megaspeed to an internal blocklist. Prior to this corporate change, transactions routed through Singapore accounted for a substantial 22% of total top-line revenue through the fiscal quarter that concluded in July 2025. Additional operational factors and motivations behind the reporting cessation were not publicly disclosed.

Key points

  • A major Asian revenue stream representing over one-fifth of company business is no longer…: A major Asian revenue stream representing over one-fifth of company business is no longer broken out.
  • The cessation of Singapore reporting coincided directly with the corporate blacklisting o…: The cessation of Singapore reporting coincided directly with the corporate blacklisting of Megaspeed.
  • Additional operational context regarding the reporting update remains undisclosed by the…: Additional operational context regarding the reporting update remains undisclosed by the chipmaker.

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