NVIDIA Corporation is a technology company best known for designing graphics processing units (GPUs) and related computing platforms used in gaming, professional visualisation, data centres, and AI workloads. Over time, NVIDIA has expanded from a graphics-focused company into a broader provider of accelerated computing hardware and software, with offerings that support high-performance computing, machine learning, and large-scale data processing. Its products are used by consumers (for example, in PCs and gaming), by enterprises building AI and analytics systems, and by cloud providers offering GPU-accelerated services. NVIDIA’s ecosystem includes not only chips but also software toolkits, libraries, and developer platforms that help customers build and optimise applications for GPU acceleration. The company’s data centre business has become a notable component of its operations in many market cycles, as organisations adopt accelerated computing to train and run AI models and to handle parallelised computing tasks. NVIDIA was founded by Jensen Huang, Chris Malachowsky, and Curtis Priem. It operates with a fabless manufacturing model, meaning it designs chips while relying on external semiconductor foundries and partners for fabrication and packaging. NVIDIA sells through a mix of direct sales and channel partners, and it supports developers through documentation, software frameworks, and partnerships across industries. The company also offers platforms for specific verticals, such as automotive computing and edge AI, though product scope and adoption vary over time. NVIDIA’s leadership and strategy are closely associated with CEO Jensen Huang, and the company invests substantially in research, software, and partner ecosystems to support its hardware platforms.