NVIDIA: accelerated computing and AI infrastructure
NVIDIA designs compute platforms for data centers, artificial intelligence, graphics, professional visualization, automotive, and other markets.
Founded in 1993SemiconductorsDesigns chips and software platforms
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What does NVIDIA do
The company develops GPUs and accelerators, networking solutions, and a software ecosystem for training and inference of AI models. Other segments include gaming solutions, professional visualization, and automotive platforms.
For analysis, the deliveries of new architectures, cloud operators' demand, gross margin, production availability, competition, and export restrictions on high-performance solutions are important.
Key marketsData centers, gaming, and visualization
Software ecosystemCUDA and libraries
TickerNVDA
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Dividends and reporting
NVIDIA increased the quarterly dividend from 0.01 to 0.25 USD per share. For this payment, the register was closed on June 4, 2026, and the payment was made on June 26, 2026.
Per share0,25 USD
Register04.06.2026
Payout26.06.2026
In the first quarter FY2027, revenue reached 81.6 billion USD, up 85% year over year. The investment thesis still heavily depends on data‑center growth, margins, rollout of new architectures, and customers' capital expenditures.
