Nvidia
NVIDIA Corporation is a global technology company headquartered in Santa Clara, California, and a leading provider of accelerated computing, artificial intelligence infrastructure, graphics processors, networking technology, software platforms, and data-center systems. NVIDIA was founded in 1993 by Jensen Huang, Chris Malachowsky, and Curtis Priem. The company’s early growth centered on computer graphics and GPUs, but its technology has since become foundational to artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, cloud infrastructure, robotics, autonomous systems, professional visualization, gaming, and scientific research.
NVIDIA’s business has expanded dramatically during the global buildout of AI infrastructure. Its platforms combine GPUs and other processors with networking, systems, CUDA software, AI libraries, models, developer tools, and cloud services. For fiscal year 2026, ended January 25, 2026, NVIDIA reported $215.9 billion in revenue, an increase of 65% from the prior year. In the second quarter of fiscal 2027 alone, ended July 26, 2026, NVIDIA reported $96.2 billion in revenue, including $89.0 billion from Data Center.
NVIDIA remains a publicly traded corporation listed on Nasdaq under ticker NVDA, with founder Jensen Huang serving as President and Chief Executive Officer. At the end of fiscal 2026, NVIDIA had approximately 42,000 employees across 38 countries, including about 31,000 employees working in research and development. The company’s headquarters continues to be located at 2788 San Tomas Expressway in Santa Clara, and NVIDIA currently operates more than 50 offices worldwide.
NVIDIA Corporation
2788 San Tomas Expressway
Santa Clara, CA 95051
United States
NVIDIA’s official contact page identifies this as the company’s current corporate headquarters.
NVIDIA’s primary corporate office is the same as its headquarters
2788 San Tomas Expressway
Santa Clara, CA 95051
United States
NVIDIA does not separately promote a universal public mailing address distinct from its Santa Clara corporate address for ordinary inquiries.
Product returns, repairs, RMA shipments, and other service-related correspondence should not automatically be sent to corporate headquarters. Customers should follow the address provided by NVIDIA Customer Care or the applicable product-support process.
408-486-2000.
NVIDIA does not currently publish one universal public telephone number for consumer Product Support. Customers are directed to NVIDIA Support and live chat with a Customer Care agent.
2788 San Tomas Expressway, Santa Clara, CA 95051, United States
2788 San Tomas Expressway, Santa Clara, CA 95051, United States
General Corporate: info@nvidia.com
Investor Relations: ir@nvidia.com
Press: press@nvidia.com.
Semiconductors, Artificial Intelligence, Accelerated Computing, Data Centers, Graphics, Networking, Robotics and Automotive Computing
1993
Approximately 42,000 employees in 38 countries at the end of fiscal 2026.
$215.9 billion for fiscal year 2026.
NVIDIA does not publish general public walk-in hours for its Santa Clara headquarters.
Investor Relations: https://investor.nvidia.com/
Careers: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/about-nvidia/careers/
NVIDIA develops GPUs and accelerated-computing processors for data centers, cloud providers, AI laboratories, enterprises, governments, and research institutions. These systems support AI training, inference, scientific computing, analytics, and large-scale accelerated workloads.
Blackwell is NVIDIA’s advanced GPU architecture for AI and accelerated computing. Blackwell-based systems are designed to support large generative-AI models, inference, high-performance computing, and other demanding data-center workloads.
Vera Rubin represents NVIDIA’s next-generation AI computing platform after Blackwell. NVIDIA stated in August 2026 that Vera Rubin had entered full production as the company continued expanding AI infrastructure capabilities.
NVIDIA DGX systems combine GPUs, networking, software, and optimized infrastructure into integrated AI computing platforms. Organizations use DGX systems for model training, development, research, and enterprise AI workloads.
Grace is NVIDIA’s data-center CPU architecture designed for accelerated and AI-oriented workloads. It can be combined with NVIDIA GPUs in integrated computing systems.
CUDA is NVIDIA’s parallel-computing software platform and programming model. It allows developers to use NVIDIA GPUs for workloads beyond graphics, including AI, simulation, research, analytics, and scientific computing.
CUDA-X includes optimized libraries and software components for AI, data analytics, high-performance computing, and other accelerated workloads. These libraries reduce the amount of low-level work developers need to perform.
NVIDIA AI Enterprise is a software platform for enterprise AI development and deployment. It provides supported AI software, libraries, tools, and frameworks for organizations operating AI infrastructure.
NVIDIA NIM provides optimized inference microservices for deploying AI models. It is designed to make it easier for enterprises and developers to run supported AI models on NVIDIA infrastructure.
GeForce is NVIDIA’s consumer graphics platform for PC gaming, content creation, streaming, and AI-assisted applications. GeForce GPUs are sold in desktop and notebook systems and through add-in-card partners.
GeForce RTX GPUs combine graphics rendering, ray tracing, AI processing, and other technologies. RTX features support gaming, creative applications, AI workloads, and real-time graphics.
NVIDIA Studio provides hardware, drivers, and software capabilities for creators working in video editing, 3D design, photography, rendering, livestreaming, and other creative workflows.
NVIDIA’s professional RTX products support workstations used for engineering, design, visualization, media production, simulation, architecture, and other professional applications.
Omniverse is a platform for developing and operating industrial digital twins, simulation environments, 3D workflows, and physically based virtual worlds. Enterprises use it for manufacturing, robotics, facility planning, and industrial AI.
NVIDIA provides hardware and software for robotics development, simulation, perception, autonomous machines, and physical AI. Its robotics ecosystem includes development platforms and accelerated computing systems.
Isaac is NVIDIA’s robotics platform for developing, training, simulating, and deploying intelligent robots. It combines simulation, AI models, sensor-processing capabilities, and accelerated computing.
NVIDIA DRIVE provides automotive computing technology for autonomous driving, assisted driving, in-vehicle AI, and software-defined vehicles. Automakers and mobility companies can use NVIDIA hardware and software in vehicle-development programs.
NVIDIA provides high-speed networking products used in AI factories, supercomputers, cloud data centers, and enterprise infrastructure. Its networking portfolio includes Ethernet and InfiniBand technologies.
NVIDIA InfiniBand is a high-performance networking technology used in supercomputing and large AI clusters. It is designed for low latency and high bandwidth between computing systems.
Spectrum-X is NVIDIA’s Ethernet networking platform optimized for AI infrastructure. It combines networking hardware and software designed for large accelerated-computing environments.
NVIDIA BlueField data-processing units offload networking, security, storage, and infrastructure tasks from CPUs. They are used in data centers and cloud environments requiring accelerated infrastructure services.
NVIDIA provides cloud-based AI and accelerated-computing services through partners and its own software ecosystem. Availability and commercial structure vary by service and cloud provider.
408-486-2000.
408-486-2000
408-486-2000
408-486-2000
NVIDIA does not publish one universal consumer Customer Service telephone number. Product users should use the official NVIDIA Support portal or live chat.
No single public universal phone number is verified for all NVIDIA products.
NVIDIA does not publish a universal consumer toll-free technical-support number.
NVIDIA directs enterprise buyers to its online Enterprise Sales contact process rather than one universal public sales number.
No universal public billing telephone number is published.
NVIDIA operates 50+ offices worldwide, with office contacts varying by region.
No single branch-office number applies to NVIDIA’s international network.
The main corporate number is
+1-408-486-2000
Country-specific sales and business channels vary by region.
NVIDIA does not publish a universal public emergency or after-hours consumer hotline.
408-566-6616
NVIDIA also publishes
877-7-NVIDIA
for investor inquiries.
ir@nvidia.com.
NVIDIA primarily uses
press@nvidia.com
for Corporate Communications.
408-486-1405
This number is specifically published for job applicants requiring disability-related assistance or accommodation. It is not a general employee HR hotline.
Not applicable.
For consumer-product issues involving GeForce hardware, drivers, software, account access, installation, or NVIDIA applications, the best route is NVIDIA’s official Support portal and live Customer Care chat. NVIDIA’s own contact page directs product users to Support rather than providing a universal telephone hotline. Before starting a support session, have your GPU or product model, operating system, driver version, serial or purchase information if applicable, and a detailed description of the problem available.
For corporate matters, call 408-486-2000. Investors can use 408-566-6616, 877-7-NVIDIA, or ir@nvidia.com. Journalists should use press@nvidia.com, while enterprise customers should contact the Enterprise Sales team through NVIDIA’s official sales form. This division of contacts helps prevent consumer-support requests from being sent to corporate or investor teams.
For recruitment-related accessibility assistance, NVIDIA publishes 408-486-1405. Applicants should otherwise use the official NVIDIA careers portal rather than sending resumes or personal information to unrelated corporate addresses.
Complaints against NVIDIA can involve defective hardware, software problems, driver performance, subscriptions, account access, warranties, product representations, privacy, accessibility, enterprise contracts, investor matters, or employee and ethics concerns. Before filing a complaint, collect the product model, serial number where applicable, purchase receipt, screenshots, driver or software version, support-ticket numbers, emails, and a concise timeline.
Begin through NVIDIA’s official Support portal and request assistance from Customer Care. Clearly describe the problem, affected product, purchase or activation information, troubleshooting already completed, and the resolution requested. Ask for a case or ticket number and retain the transcript if support is handled through live chat. NVIDIA specifically directs product users to Support and Customer Care rather than a general phone hotline.
If the complaint concerns enterprise products, sales, investor matters, media, recruitment accessibility, or another specialized issue, use the relevant department rather than continuing through ordinary consumer support. Enterprise customers should use Enterprise Sales or their account team. Investors can contact Investor Relations, and accessibility-related hiring concerns can use the published HR accommodation line.
If first-level support cannot resolve a warranty, technical, account, or commercial complaint, request escalation to an appropriate senior support specialist, supervisor, account representative, or product team. Provide the existing ticket number rather than starting over, and summarize the issue in chronological order. For enterprise matters, include purchase orders, contract information, deployment details, and any service-level commitments relevant to the complaint.
Use the written ticket, email, or contact channel associated with the relevant NVIDIA department. Written complaints are valuable when the dispute involves warranties, privacy, software licensing, corporate conduct, accessibility, or contractual representations. For corporate ethics or compliance concerns, NVIDIA’s official contact page directs users to its confidential Speak Up Line.
Serious unresolved corporate correspondence can be sent to NVIDIA Corporation, 2788 San Tomas Expressway, Santa Clara, CA 95051. Include your contact information, product or service involved, previous case number, dates, and a clear description of the resolution requested. Do not send defective products or returns to headquarters unless NVIDIA specifically instructs you to do so.
Compliance or misconduct concerns can be submitted through NVIDIA’s Speak Up process. Investors should use Investor Relations, and corporate communication issues should use the relevant published department. Enterprise customers should follow the escalation and dispute provisions in their commercial agreement, including account-management and contractual notice channels where applicable.
The regulator depends on the complaint. Product-safety matters can potentially involve the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, privacy matters can involve applicable state or international privacy regulators, securities-related concerns can fall under the SEC, and competition or commercial-conduct concerns may involve other federal or state agencies. Use a regulator only where its jurisdiction matches the specific complaint.
Consumers with unresolved purchase, refund, or product-representation disputes can consider their card issuer, retailer, state Attorney General, or applicable consumer-protection agency. If the product was purchased from a third-party retailer or computer manufacturer, review that seller’s return or warranty responsibilities before assuming NVIDIA is the only responsible party. Keep purchase documentation and all support correspondence.
If an unresolved dispute involves substantial financial loss, intellectual property, commercial licensing, contractual obligations, or another significant legal issue, review the terms applicable to the specific NVIDIA product, software license, subscription, or enterprise contract. These documents may set out governing law, notice requirements, arbitration provisions, or court jurisdiction. Seek independent legal advice where appropriate before commencing formal proceedings.
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