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Founded: July 18, 1968, co-founded by Robert Noyce, Gordon Moore and Andy Grove, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, USA.
Address: 2788 San Tomas Expressway, Santa Clara, CA 95051
Jensen Huang: Founder, President and CEO, Board Member.
Since founding NVIDIA in 1993, Huang has always been the soul of the company, leading the technology route and strategic direction. He proposed the concept of "AI Factory", promoted NVIDIA's transformation from a GPU manufacturer to a leader in AI infrastructure, and announced several major cooperations at COMPUTEX 2025, such as the "Sovereign AI" plan with Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
NVIDIA Office Address in Vietnam: Hoa Lac High-Tech Park, Hanoi
1. Hanoi
National Innovation Center NIC Hoa Lac: When the NVIDIA delegation visited Vietnam in April 2024, they visited the National Innovation Center facilities located in Hoa Lac High-Tech Park and planned to build an artificial intelligence R&D center and high-performance computing systems here.
R&D Center: NVIDIA's first R&D center in cooperation with the Vietnamese government will be located in Hanoi, focusing on software development, artificial intelligence research and talent training, and will work with local universities and companies to promote applications in medical care, education and other fields.
2. Ho Chi Minh City
High-tech Park: As the economic center of Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City has attracted NVIDIA's layout in the field of high-performance computing and AI data centers.
NVIDIA was listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange in 1999 (stock code: NVDA) and has now become one of the most valuable semiconductor companies in the world. As of 2023, the company's market value once exceeded the trillion-dollar mark, ranking among the world's most valuable companies.
NVIDIA has more than 50 offices around the world, and some key areas include:
- **North America**: California (Santa Clara, Sunnyvale), Washington State (Redmond), Texas (Austin), etc.
- **Asia**: China (Beijing, Shanghai), Japan, South Korea, India, Vietnam, etc.
- **Europe**: United Kingdom, Germany, France, etc.
Artificial Intelligence Era (2012 to Present)
With the rise of deep learning technology, NVIDIA GPU has become the preferred hardware for training artificial intelligence models due to its powerful parallel computing capabilities. In 2012, AlexNet achieved a breakthrough victory in the ImageNet competition, which was trained using NVIDIA GPUs, marking the arrival of the AI era.
NVIDIA has a dominant or leading position in multiple market sectors:
- **Independent graphics card market**: Dominates the global independent GPU market, with a long-term share of 70-80%
- **AI accelerator market**: Has a near-monopoly in training large AI models
- **Professional visualization market**: Dominates professional fields such as CAD and DCC
In recent years, NVIDIA's performance has shown explosive growth, especially driven by the AI wave:
- **Fiscal Year 2023**: Revenue of US$26.97 billion, net profit of US$4.37 billion
- **Main sources of income**: Data center business (accounting for about 55%) and gaming business (accounting for about 33%)
- **Gross profit margin**: Maintained above 60% for a long time, reflecting the pricing advantage brought by its technological leadership
Corporate Culture and Social Responsibility
- Innovation: Dare to take risks and break boundaries
- Love: Share love and help each other
- Unity: Lead by team and gain more
In terms of social responsibility, NVIDIA focuses on:
- Sustainable development: Committed to use 100% renewable energy in the future
- Education support: Provide AI training through NVIDIA Deep Learning Academy
- Medical research: GPU accelerates medical research and drug discovery to help more medical patients
With the in-depth application of AI technology in various industries, NVIDIA is transforming from a graphics chip company to a full-scale artificial intelligence computing platform company. For more than 30 years, scientists, researchers, developers and creators have been working with NVIDIA to accomplish amazing things. Today, more than 4 million developers have created thousands of accelerated computing applications. More than 40,000 companies use NVIDIA AI technology, including 15,000 global startups in the NVIDIA Startup Acceleration Program
