NVIDIA

Founded in 1993 in Santa Clara, California, NVIDIA Corporation is a technology company that designs graphics processing units (GPUs) for gaming, professional visualization, data centers, and automotive markets. NVIDIA's GeForce series of GPUs powers gaming PCs and laptops worldwide, while the Quadro and RTX professional graphics cards are used in workstations for design, engineering, and content creation. The company's data center products include the A100, H100, and Grace Hopper superchips for AI training and inference, along with DGX systems for enterprise AI workloads. NVIDIA develops the CUDA parallel computing platform and programming model, which enables developers to leverage GPU acceleration for scientific computing, machine learning, and AI applications. The company also produces autonomous vehicle platforms through NVIDIA DRIVE, robotics platforms with NVIDIA Isaac, edge AI solutions with Jetson, and networking products including InfiniBand and Ethernet switches. NVIDIA's software ecosystem includes AI frameworks, development tools, and cloud services for AI development and deployment.