2 September 2026finance.yahoo.com

Nvidia Purchase Obligations Jump to About $279B in Latest Filing

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Nvidia’s reported purchase obligations rose from $95.2B in its fiscal 2026 annual report to about $279B in its quarterly filing for the period ended July 26, 2026, a roughly $160B quarter-over-quarter increase. The company links the surge mainly to memory procurement and shows $92B due this fiscal year. Amazon disclosed a higher Nvidia chip order, as Jensen Huang projected faster fiscal 2028 revenue growth.

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Michael Burry Called Nvidia’s $95 Billion in Purchase Obligations ‘Troubling’ in February. Six Months Later, the Filings Show That Number Ballooned to $279 Billion. (finance.yahoo.com)

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