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Operating Income by Segment
Shows which parts of Nvidia’s business are actually generating profit and which are costing money. Helps investors see which segments drive margins, where investments are weighing on results, and whether growth areas translate into durable profitability.Operating income is now overwhelmingly driven by Compute & Networking, which has exploded recently, while Graphics shows more modest, volatile contribution and the 'Other' bucket is an increasingly large operating loss reflecting higher corporate/OpEx, R&D and supply prepayments. That concentration heightens execution risk: profitability hinges on sustained hyperscaler and frontier-model demand plus successful ramps of Blackwell/Vera products, while supply constraints and excluded China compute revenue could pressure near‑term outlook. Management’s aggressive OpEx and buyback posture increases the need for scale to preserve margins.
Date | Other | Compute and Networking | Graphics |
|---|---|---|---|
Jul 26, 2026 | -$2.86B | $62.70B | $3.90B |
Apr 26, 2026 | -$2.74B | $53.34B | $2.94B |
Jan 25, 2026 | -$2.43B | $44.00B | $2.73B |
Oct 26, 2025 | -$2.26B | $35.72B | $2.55B |
Jul 27, 2025 | -$2.17B | $28.36B | $2.24B |
Apr 27, 2025 | -$2.06B | $22.05B | $1.64B |
Jan 26, 2025 | -$1.84B | $24.90B | $973.00M |
Oct 27, 2024 | -$1.71B | $22.08B | $1.50B |
Jul 28, 2024 | -$1.57B | $18.85B | $1.37B |
Apr 28, 2024 | -$1.38B | $17.05B | $1.24B |