NVDA

NVIDIA Corporation

Quarterly revenue, EPS, free cash flow, valuation, and Rule of 40 scores for NVIDIA Corporation.

R40: 101$4.34T
$177.39+2.99 (+1.71%)● Live
Current Narrative

NVIDIA surged 7-8% leading tech rebound as Big Tech's $650B+ AI capex plans validate GPU demand. Jensen Huang highlights compute constraints easing depreciation fears. Hyperscaler spending acceleration benefits NVDA as the primary shovel seller in the AI gold rush.

Rule of 402025 Q4
101.3
✓ Passing
Revenue Growth YoY+62.5%
+
FCF Margin+38.8%
History
316
Q1
320
Q2
167
Q3
142
Q4
2024 R40 +202
118
Q1
129
Q2
84
Q3
101
Q4
2025 R40 +107
ANALYST RATINGS
Buy$261
NVDA
Outperform$240
Initiated
2026-01-15
Strong Buy$272
Resumed
2025-11-21
Buy$255
Reiterated
2025-11-20
Buy$250
Reiterated
2025-11-20
Positive$250
Reiterated
2025-11-20
Company timeline

Earnings release dates

QuarterEnd datePublication dateSource
2026 Q42026-01-252026-02-25Link
2026 Q32025-10-262025-11-19Link
2026 Q22025-07-272025-08-27Link
2026 Q12025-04-272025-05-28Link
2025 Q42025-01-262025-02-26Link
2025 Q32024-10-272024-11-20Link
2025 Q22024-07-282024-08-28Link
2025 Q12024-04-282024-05-22Link
2024 Q42024-01-282024-02-21Link
2024 Q32023-10-292023-11-21Link
2024 Q22023-07-302023-08-23Link
2024 Q12023-04-302023-05-24Link
2023 Q42023-01-292023-02-22Link
2023 Q32022-10-302022-11-16Link
2023 Q22022-07-312022-08-24Link
2023 Q12022-05-012022-05-25Link
2022 Q42022-01-302022-02-16Link
2022 Q32021-10-312021-11-17Link
2022 Q22021-08-012021-08-18Link
2022 Q12021-05-022021-05-26Link
2021 Q42021-01-312021-02-24Link
2021 Q32020-10-252020-11-18Link
2021 Q22020-07-262020-08-19Link
2021 Q12020-04-262020-05-21Link
Background

Company History

ExchangeNASDAQ
IPO DateJan 22, 1999
IPO Price$12.00
Shares Outstanding24.48Bi
1993
Founding of Nvidia
Founded on April 5, 1993, in Sunnyvale, California, by Jensen Huang, Chris Malachowsky, and Curtis Priem, starting with $40,000 and $20 million in venture capital.
1997
Launch of RIVA 128
Released RIVA 128 graphics accelerator, selling about a million units within four months after layoffs reduced staff from 100 to 40, saving the company.
1999
Going Public
Went public on January 22, 1999, with shares surging 64%; released GeForce 256 (first GPU) in late 1999.
2006
CUDA Development Milestone
Invested over a billion dollars to develop CUDA, a software platform enabling GPUs for parallel computing in AI.
2018
Introduction of RTX Technology
Released RTX 2080 GPUs, introducing ray tracing for realistic graphics.
2023
Reaching $1 Trillion Valuation
Became the seventh U.S. company to reach $1 trillion market valuation, driven by AI datacenter hardware demand.
2024
Hitting $2 Trillion and $3 Trillion
Closed above $2 trillion on March 1, 2024, and became the world
2025
First $5 Trillion Company
Reached $5 trillion on October 29, 2025, as the first company ever to do so, amid soaring AI demand.
Leadership

Key Players

Jensen Huang
Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer
@nvidia
Co-founded NVIDIA in 1993 and has served as President and CEO since inception. Pioneered the GPU and accelerated computing, transforming NVIDIA from a graphics chip company into the world's leading AI infrastructure platform. Under his leadership, NVIDIA became the first company to surpass $5 trillion market cap. Named world's best CEO by Fortune and one of TIME 100 most influential people.
Chris A. Malachowsky
Co-Founder and NVIDIA Fellow
Co-founded NVIDIA in 1993 alongside Jensen Huang and Curtis Priem. More than 40 years of industry experience. Serves as a member of the executive staff and has been instrumental in NVIDIA's hardware architecture evolution from early GPUs to modern AI accelerators.
Colette Kress
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
CFO since 2013, overseeing NVIDIA's financial strategy during its transformation into an AI powerhouse. Previously held finance leadership roles at Cisco and Microsoft. Managed NVIDIA's capital allocation through explosive revenue growth from ~$4B to over $130B annually.
Jay Puri
Executive Vice President, Worldwide Field Operations
Leads NVIDIA's global sales, marketing, and partnerships. Has been with NVIDIA since 2005, driving the company's commercial relationships with hyperscalers, enterprises, and sovereign AI initiatives worldwide.
Debora Shoquist
Executive Vice President, Operations
Oversees NVIDIA's global operations including supply chain, manufacturing partnerships, and quality assurance. Joined NVIDIA in 2007. Previously held senior operations roles at JDS Uniphase and Vitesse Semiconductor. Manages the complex supply chain for NVIDIA's AI GPU production.
Tim Teter
Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary
Leads NVIDIA's legal, compliance, and intellectual property functions. Joined NVIDIA in 2017 after 20+ years at Cooley LLP. Oversees regulatory strategy, IP portfolio, and corporate governance as NVIDIA navigates global AI regulation and export controls.
Short Interest

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