NVIDIA Corporation

NVIDIA Corp. designs accelerated computing platforms built around GPUs, networking silicon, and software for data centers, PCs, workstations, automotive systems, robotics, and digital twins. The company is headquartered in Santa Clara, California and operates through two reportable segments: Compute & Networking and Graphics.

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Data Center Compute & AI70% GPU-accelerated systems, AI software, and cloud-scale compute for training and inference.
Networking10% High-speed interconnects and Ethernet platforms used to link AI servers and clusters.
Gaming Graphics12% GeForce GPUs and related software for gaming PCs and consumer graphics workloads.
Professional Visualization4% RTX/Quadro GPUs, vGPU software, and workstation solutions for creators and enterprises.
Automotive and Embedded4% Automotive compute platforms, infotainment, autonomous driving, and Jetson modules.

NVIDIA sells directly to add-in board manufacturers, distributors, ODMs, OEMs, CSPs, hyperscale companies, and system...

  • Cloud service providers and hyperscalersprimary

    Buy data center GPUs, networking, and systems for AI training and inference at scale.

  • OEMs, ODMs, distributors, and system integratorsprimary

    Purchase NVIDIA products directly and assemble or resell complete systems into end markets.

  • Gaming and PC consumerssecondary

    Buy GeForce GPUs and related software for gaming and local AI workloads.

  • Enterprises and public sectorsecondary

    Use workstation, vGPU, and data center products for on-premises AI and visualization.

  • Automotive and robotics customerssecondary

    Buy compute platforms for infotainment, autonomous driving, and embedded robotics.

NVIDIA is headquartered in the United States, and its revenue is globally diversified across domestic and international...

  • Headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with global customer reach
  • United States remains a major revenue base and operating center
  • International customers accounted for 53% of fiscal 2025 revenue
  • Non-U.S. customers were 48% of fiscal 2024 revenue
  • Geographic reporting is based on billing location or customer HQ
  • Cross-border sales expose the company to export and trade controls

NVIDIA’s strategy centers on expanding accelerated computing across AI data centers, networking, gaming, professional...

01
Expand data center AI platformsshort-term

Data center compute is the core growth engine and anchors the ecosystem.

02
Increase networking content per deploymentmedium-term

Networking is required to scale GPU clusters and improves platform completeness.

03
Broaden software and services monetizationmedium-term

Software and cloud offerings increase stickiness and extend the addressable market.

04
Expand into adjacent compute marketslong-term

Automotive, robotics, and digital twins diversify demand beyond PCs and data centers.

NVIDIA faces concentration risk because a limited number of direct and indirect customers can represent a large share...

high

Customer concentration

A few direct and indirect customers can account for a large share of revenue.

Scope
Compute & Networking segment
Materiality
high
high

Supply-chain and manufacturing dependency

The company relies on third-party suppliers for fabrication, assembly, testing, and packaging.

Scope
Semiconductor production and delivery schedules
Materiality
high
high

Technology obsolescence and competition

Accelerated computing markets evolve quickly and competitors can narrow performance gaps.

Scope
Data center, gaming, and networking platforms
Materiality
high
high

Export controls and regulatory restrictions

International sales are significant and subject to AI, trade, and product regulations.

Scope
China and other cross-border markets
Materiality
high
medium

Inventory and purchase commitment write-downs

Demand forecasting errors can create excess inventory and purchase obligations.

Scope
New product ramps and architecture transitions
Materiality
medium
Revenue recognition and indirect customer estimation
Can shift reported revenue between periods and affect geographic presentation
Inventory provisions and excess purchase commitments
Directly affects cost of revenue and gross margin
Quarterly seasonality and product ramp effects
Affects comparability of revenue, margins, and operating expenses
Income tax estimates
Can materially affect net income

: 11/08/2026