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Nvidia sells a computing platform rather than chips alone — and it is the CUDA software layer that keeps customers in place.
The company began with graphics accelerators for gaming, but the bulk of revenue now comes from the data centre: accelerators for training and serving large models, networking gear acquired with Mellanox, and complete racks. Buyers are large cloud operators and model developers, so revenue is heavily concentrated — a handful of customers account for a substantial share of sales.
The real barrier to competitors is software, not silicon. CUDA and the library ecosystem built on it are what existing machine-learning code is written against; porting that code to a rival accelerator costs time and carries risk. That is why competitors offering comparable hardware at lower prices have not yet shifted demand.
The weak points are cyclicality and dependence on other people's capacity. Nvidia owns no fabs: wafers come from TSMC, and access to leading-edge process nodes and to HBM memory constrains output more tightly than demand does. A separate factor is US export control on shipments to China, which closes part of the market and forces cut-down versions of the accelerators.
Based on the last 12 months of reports, through 31 July 2026
The sector median covers every company in the sector on the US market, loss-making ones included.
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) is a company in the Technology sector; its shares trade on Nasdaq.
The price of NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) on November 2, 2026 is 202.36 $, −1.11 % on the day. Over 52 weeks the stock traded between 164.27 $ and 243.37 $; the price now sits 48 % of the way up that range. Over the past year the price changed by +20.80 %. The P/E ratio is 25.55, which is below the sector median (32.66). Market capitalization is 4.93 trillion $, rank 1 among 74 stocks of the same industry with a known capitalization.
NVIDIA Corporation trades on Nasdaq under the ticker NVDA. The company belongs to the Technology sector. The trading history on this page starts on 22 August 2016.
Over the past 52 weeks NVDA has traded between 164.27 $ and 243.37 $. As of 2 November 2026 the price stood 66.95 % of the way from the 52-week low to the high.
Over one year NVDA shares rose 20.80 %; over six months they rose 9.52 %. Volatility over 90 days is 36.84 %. Dividends are not included: this is price change only, as of 2 November 2026.
NVDA trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 25.6, below the sector median of 32.7. Price to sales is 16.3, above the sector median of 3.4. Price to book is 21.5, above the sector median of 3.4. Calculated from reports for the period ending 31 July 2026.
NVIDIA Corporation reported revenue of 303.0B $ and net income of 192.9B $ over the last four quarters. Net margin is 63.66 %. Revenue changed by +83.38 % year over year. Earnings per share are 7.91 $. Market capitalisation is 4.9T $.
NVDA has a return on equity of 84.23 %, above the sector median of 2.27 %. Return on assets is 60.22 %, above the sector median of 0.67 %. Operating margin is 65.21 %, above the sector median of 1.05 %.
NVIDIA Corporation pays dividends quarterly: 0.52 $ per share over the past twelve months, a yield of 0.26 %. The latest payment was 0.25 $, with an ex-dividend date of 10 September 2026.
