NVIDIA Corporation is the undisputed world leader in accelerated computing, graphics processing units (GPUs), and artificial intelligence infrastructure. Founded in 1993 by Jensen Huang, Chris Malachowsky, and Curtis Priem, NVIDIA invented the modern GPU in 1999, fundamentally reshaping real-time computer graphics, scientific simulation, and video gaming.

NVIDIA's proprietary CUDA parallel computing platform and Blackwell Ultra GPU architectures serve as the definitive computational engine for modern generative AI, LLM training, and real-time inferencing. Systems like the GB200 NVL72 interconnect dozens of GPUs via NVLink into single unified supercomputers, powering sovereign data centers and hyperscale clouds worldwide.

NVIDIA's mission is to solve the world's most computationally demanding problems by pioneering accelerated computing. Beyond semiconductors, NVIDIA is leading the transition into physical AI, humanoid robotics simulation with Omniverse, autonomous vehicles via NVIDIA DRIVE, and digital twins for global weather and industrial automation.