NVIDIA Corporation Overview
Company Headquarters: US
Founded: 1993
Workforce: ~13,277
Company Working: NVIDIA Corporation (NVIDIA) is one of the leading visual computing companies. The company focuses on PC
graphics. It has invented graphics processing units (GPU) that solve the most complex problems in computer science. It operates in
two business segments, namely the GPU and Tegra Processor. The GPU segment consists of products such as GeForce for
mainstream PCs and PC gaming; GeForce Now for cloud-based game-streaming services; Quadro for professional designing such as
video editing and computer-aided designs (CAD); Tesla for deep learning and accelerated computing; GRID for cloud and data centers;
and DGX for AI scientists, developers, and researchers. The Tegra Processor segment consists of products such as Tegra processors,
DRIVE, SHIELD, and Jetson TX2. The company serves its products to the gaming, professional visualization, data center, and
automotive markets. The company operates across North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the rest of the world.
Strategy
NVIDIA’s core business strategies include advancing the GPU computing platforms, extending platforms and technology leadership in
AI and visual computing, advancing the autonomous vehicle platform, and utilizing their intellectual property. The company focuses
on the field of artificial intelligence and develops a platform that combines system software, hardware, libraries, and programmable
algorithms that create unique value for data center, professional visualization, gaming, and automotive markets. It also uses inorganic
growth strategies for business expansion by mergers or acquisitions of new businesses.
