Nvidia
Founded in 1993, Nvidia designs and delivers graphics processing units (GPUs), application programming interfaces (APIs) and SoC products that powered the rise of modern computer graphics and now drive the AI revolution. With flagship lines like GeForce for gaming, RTX/Quadro for professional visual computing, and the Tesla, DGX, and Grace platforms for data centre and AI workloads, Nvidia spans gaming, enterprise, automotive, healthcare, and scientific research.
Its fully integrated “accelerated computing” stack—comprising cutting-edge GPU architectures (Blackwell, Hopper), supporting CPUs (Grace), DPUs (BlueField), and software like CUDA, NeMo, Maxine, Omniverse and Morpheus—enables breakthroughs in AI, high-performance computing, robotics, digital twins, and virtual environments. Nvidia’s AI agents toolkit advances reasoning and planning for enterprises, cementing its position as the core of the AI factory era.
Nvidia offers a vast, integrated ecosystem:
- GPUs & Graphics Cards: GeForce RTX series for gaming; Quadro/RTX PRO for professional visualization; H100, Blackwell & Hopper architectures for enterprise AI & HPC
- Data-Centre & AI Platforms: DGX systems, HGX/OVX servers, Grace CPUs, BlueField DPUs for AI acceleration and high-speed networking
- Embedded & Automotive: Jetson and DRIVE AGX for autonomous systems, robotics, and edge AI
- Software & Developer Tools: CUDA, AI Workbench, NeMo, Morpheus, Omniverse, Maxine, Isaac, Nsight and comprehensive SDKs and blueprints across AI, graphics, simulation, and virtual environments
- Services & Support: NGC catalog, enterprise-grade support, AI model training, GPU virtualization, MLOps, networking solutions, and GPU cloud offerings