NVIDIA

A global leader in artificial intelligence and high-performance computing chips, founded in 1993 in Santa Clara, California, whose GeForce graphics cards, data-center GPUs and AI accelerator cards, Jetson embedded modules, and DRIVE autonomous driving platforms are brought together as an integrated hardware-software compute platform on the CUDA ecosystem.

NVIDIA

GPU-Accelerated Computing · AI Compute Platform

NVIDIA was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California. Listed on Nasdaq, it is the world's leading supplier of chips for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing. Its core products span GeForce graphics cards, data-center GPUs and AI accelerator cards, the Jetson embedded series, and the DRIVE Orin and Thor autonomous driving platforms, all supported by the CUDA software ecosystem and a complete AI development toolchain that together form an integrated hardware-software compute platform. The products are widely deployed in AI compute centers, autonomous driving, industrial machine vision, industrial metaverse simulation, high-performance scientific computing, and the consumer gaming market. With a global technology and ecosystem partnership network, NVIDIA continues to drive innovation in GPU-accelerated computing and supplies the core compute platforms of the AI era, holding roughly 80% of the AI accelerator card market.

GeForce Graphics Cards Data-Center GPUs and AI Accelerator Cards Jetson Embedded Series DRIVE Autonomous Driving Platform
Founded
1993
Headquarters
Santa Clara, California, USA
Core Technologies
CUDA parallel computing platform (introduced in 2006); Tensor Core tensor acceleration units; NVLink high-speed interconnect; latest Rubin architecture (Vera Rubin platform, volume production in 2026)
Business Model
Integrated hardware-software compute platform (GPU hardware plus the CUDA software ecosystem)