Nvidia

Nvidia (NVDA) is a publicly traded AI Accelerators company founded in 1993 and based in Santa Clara, USA.

Nvidia designs GPUs and AI accelerators that power the vast majority of frontier model training and inference workloads. Market cap exceeds $2T as of 2024; Blackwell generation (B100/B200) shipping to hyperscalers. Export controls to China have reshaped product roadmap.

Nvidia's H100/A100 GPUs are the de facto standard for AI compute, commanding 80%+ market share in AI data-center accelerators.

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At a glance

Total raised

$42M

last round ipo

Headcount

—

no public estimate on record

Headquarters

Santa Clara

USA

Founded

1993

33 years active

Status

Public

Ticker · NVDA

Patents on file

120

USPTO grants

Funding history

Total raised

$42M

Rounds tracked

Latest stage

IPO

Date	Stage	Amount	Valuation	Lead investors
Jan 22, 1999	IPO	$42M	—	—

Nvidia

At a glance

Funding history

Stock performance

In the news

Stripped-down Windows 11 for AI developers demands 64GB RAM and insane 250 GB/s bandwidth — Project Zenith will debut on AMD's flagship Ryzen AI Halo platform

Nvidia returns to selling Founder's Edition RTX 50-series GPUs at MSRP in person at PAX West — Verified Priority Access has RTX 5090, RTX 5080, and RTX 5070 at list price

Best of IFA 2026: MacBook Neo competitors, monitors, and wild laptop concepts

Modder gets Nvidia's DLSS 5 working on AMD's RDNA 4 GPUs — RX 9070 XT only manages 30 FPS at 1080p right now, but 5070 Ti-level performance is the eventual goal

We tested DLSS 5 in NBA 2K27 with every RTX 50-series GPU — first official release comes with a big performance hit, but almost every Blackwell card can run it at 1080p

DLSS 5 officially launches inside NBA 2K27, limited to RTX 50-series GPUs for now — Nvidia promises to bring neutral rendering tech to RTX 40-series soon

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Leadership

Products

Blackwell B200 / GB200 Tensor Core GPU

H100 / H200 Tensor Core GPU

CUDA

Most recent patents

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