[maczwei]

In other post: https://philippeoger.com/pages/why-googles-tpu-could-beat-nv... in the paragraph: "What This Means for the Future NVIDIA is not standing still; its Q3 Fiscal 2026 earnings were a record \$57.0 billion in revenue, with Data Center revenue hitting \$51.2 billion. But the growing adoption of TPUs introduces a long-term risk to NVIDIA's core business model." they write about 2026 as if it already was. Could be a human typo or AI mistake.

[MarkusQ]

Nvidia's (fiscal) Q3 2026 financial statements have been released, and are what this is all about. Fiscal years may be correlated with calendar years, but sometimes (as in this case) the correlation is rather elastic.

[jsnell]

Companies' fiscal years do not necessarily align with the calendar year. Nvidia has indeeded just reported its FY2026 Q3 results.

You might want to get your facts right first when flinging accusations. Like, this fact is trivial to check! Why didn't you?

(Not an endorsement of either of the articles.)

[bdangubic]

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