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NVIDIA Corporation
NVDA · Technology
- Market cap
- $5.25T
- Revenue
- $215.9B
- Growth
- +65.0%
Where revenue comes from
- Data Center89.7%
- Gaming7.4%
- Professional Visualization1.5%
- Automotive1.1%
- OEM & Other0.3%
Data Center now generates nearly 90% of NVIDIA's revenue — making the company one of the clearest financial bets on continued AI infrastructure spending. Gaming remains important, but NVIDIA has effectively transformed from a graphics-chip company into an AI infrastructure company.
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- Business segmentsWhere the revenue comes from.
- Business modelHow what it does turns into money.
- Strengths and risksWhat is working, and what could go wrong.
- Financial overviewThe latest year's key numbers.
- Financial historyHow the key numbers have moved over the years.
- EcosystemThe partners and technology around the business.
- CompetitorsWho it competes with, and how big they are.
Business model
- Design & Build Products
- Build the Ecosystem
- Generate Revenue & Reinvest
Strengths
- Massive Global Ecosystem
- Vertical Integration
- Large Services Business
Risks
- iPhone Dependence
- Supply Chain & Geopolitical Risk
- Regulatory & App Store Pressure
Competitors
- Microsoft
- Alphabet
- Samsung Electronics
- Sony Group
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- AIBusinesses that use artificial intelligence to build products, services, or technology.
- SaaSSoftware that customers use online and pay for regularly instead of buying once.
- CloudProvides computing, storage, databases, and technology infrastructure over the internet.
- BankingTakes deposits, provides loans, and offers financial services to individuals and businesses.
- SemiconductorsDesigns or manufactures chips that power computers, phones, cars, AI systems, and other devices.
- HardwareDesigns and sells physical products, devices, or equipment that customers use.
- CybersecurityProtects computers, networks, software, and data from cyberattacks and unauthorized access.
- PaymentsHelps people and businesses send, receive, and process payments.
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30%Market position, brand strength, and pricing power.
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