On February 26, as reported by Business Insider, NVIDIA unveiled its annual report for the fiscal year 2026 on Wednesday. In contrast to the fiscal year 2025's report, the latest edition is notably more succinct, deliberately omitting topics that are not favored by U.S. President Trump, such as segments dedicated to climate change and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Instead, it underscores the ramifications of export controls on the Chinese market. NVIDIA highlighted that due to the U.S. government's stringent chip export restrictions on China, the company finds itself unable to offer competitive products in the Chinese data center market. This has resulted in missed business prospects and inadvertently benefited its competitors, posing a substantial negative impact on its business operations, financial performance, and overall fiscal health. Moreover, NVIDIA also disclosed its financial outcomes for the fourth quarter and the entirety of the fiscal year 2026. The data revealed that the company's revenue soared to $68.1 billion in the fourth quarter and surpassed $215.9 billion for the full fiscal year.