Nvidia abruptly changed how it reported revenue in Singapore last year, adding to questions about its relationship with Megaspeed
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Nvidia reclassified how it reports revenue from Singapore in its latest fiscal year, a change that has drawn scrutiny amid questions over its ties to Singapore-based cloud provider Megaspeed. The shift, flagged by a financial audit expert as curiously timed, comes as the city-state has become a major hub in Nvidia's global sales. The disclosure change matters because Singapore has accounted for a substantial share of Nvidia's revenue, and any reclassification can alter how investors read regional demand. Watch for Nvidia's next quarterly filings for restated or recategorized Singapore figures and for further detail on Megaspeed's role in those sales.
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