Nvidia stops disclosing Singapore revenue after blacklisting Megaspeed

According to a Wall Street Journal report, Nvidia stopped breaking out its Singapore revenue separately starting after the quarter ended in July 2025. In that quarter, Singapore accounted for 22% of the company's total revenue, making it a significant regional market at the time. The report states that this change in disclosure practice came after Nvidia placed Megaspeed on a blocklist, a move that coincided with intensifying scrutiny of the company. The timing of the reporting shift therefore aligns with the period in which scrutiny around Megaspeed was rising. As of the available coverage, the situation has not moved beyond Nvidia's decision to stop publishing standalone Singapore revenue figures. The materials provide no further details on whether the company has restored such disclosure since then, or on what form any renewed reporting might take. No additional information is available on the broader implications for Nvidia's regional financial transparency, and the available reporting does not elaborate on the company's stated rationale for the change or on whether the blocklist action is directly tied to the disclosure decision beyond the timing described.