According to the Wall Street Journal, Nvidia ceased disclosing Singapore-specific revenue after placing the cloud computing firm Megaspeed on an internal blocklist in June 2025. Singapore had been one of Nvidia's largest markets, generating $10.2 billion (22% of total revenue) in the July 2025 quarter. Starting in the October 2025 quarter, Nvidia changed its revenue reporting method from customer billing location to customer headquarters location, effectively removing Singapore from separately disclosed regions. WSJ columnist Jonathan Weil noted that the timing raises questions about transparency, as investors can no longer track whether Nvidia's semiconductor sales to Singapore declined following the Megaspeed restrictions, particularly given U.S. government concerns about chip exports to China through intermediaries.

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