Nvidia Dumps Climate and Diversity, Keeps China Drama Explicitly Loud
KEY POINTS
- •Nvidia’s 2026 annual report removed sections on climate change and diversity compared to last year’s version.
- •The report emphasized U.S. chip export rules blocking Nvidia’s competitiveness in China’s data center market.
- •Despite these omissions, Nvidia reported $68.1 billion in revenue and $43 billion in profits for fiscal year 2026.
In a plot twist more brutal than a Jensen Huang GPU price hike, Nvidia’s 2026 annual report lost its 'Sustainability and Governance' section (a.k.a. climate mumbo jumbo) and chopped 'Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging' from its human capital playbook. Just a one-line DEI whisper remains, probably whispered during a meeting about the Trump-mandated federal DEI purge. Meanwhile, the 93-page tome got 40 pages leaner but shouted 'China!' louder than a tourist with a selfie stick — especially lamenting U.S. export bans killing their Chinese data-center chip dreams. Despite dropping DEI and climate, Nvidia flaunted its $68.1B revenue (73% up) and $43B profit (94% up), proving math > messaging. Stock after-hours? A gentle nod, like polite applause at a zero-diversity, zero-carbon roast.
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Nvidia trimmed climate and diversity like bad content, but let the China chip drama run wild, because who needs ethics when you’ve got 94% profit growth?
Nvidia’s annual report is like a bad party guest: ghosts climate and diversity, but keeps nagging about China like an overbearing aunt.
Cut 40 pages and all the soft stuff, but kept the China bitchfest front and center—Nvidia’s new mission: profit with minimal conscience.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 2/26/2026 | Author: Shubhangi Goel
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