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Huang leaves Nvidia with US$215.9bn in yearly sales

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Chart: Huang leaves Nvidia with US$215.9bn in yearly sales. Nvidia's revenue by financial year in US$bn, from US$4.1bn in FY2008 to FY2026, the year to January. Jensen Huang resigned as chief executive on Thursday.
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What the chart shows

Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia's president, chief executive and a director before Thursday's opening bell, effective immediately. A board inquiry opened on Monday had been looking into reports that he was the target of a foreign intelligence effort, alongside reports of extramarital affairs.

Nvidia's revenue went from US$4.1bn in FY2008 to US$130.5bn in FY2025 and US$215.9bn in the year to January 2026. For most of the years before FY2017 it never topped US$5.0bn.

Colette Kress, chief financial officer since 2013, is interim chief executive and keeps the finance role. Harvey Jones, who ran Synopsys, becomes the first chair in Nvidia's history. AMD and Broadcom rose on the day; Nvidia did not.

The story behind it

Jensen Huang resigned on Thursday morning and Nvidia closed down 4.34% From Nvidia Without Jensen · Friday 13 November Read the edition →

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The numbers

Nvidia's revenue by financial year in US$bn, from US$4.1bn in FY2008 to FY2026, the year to January. Jensen Huang resigned as chief executive on Thursday.

Revenue by financial yearDot
FY20084.1
FY20093.4
FY20103.3
FY20113.5
FY20124.0
FY20134.3
FY20144.1
FY20154.7
FY20165.0
FY20176.9
FY20189.7
FY201911.7
FY202010.9
FY202116.7
FY202226.9
FY202327.0
FY202460.9
FY2025130.5
FY2026215.9

19 rows: scroll the table for the rest.

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