NVIDIA designs graphics processors (GPUs) and the software that runs on them. Gamers know its GeForce cards, while data centres rely on its accelerators to train and run artificial intelligence models; its chips also go into workstations, robots and self-driving car systems. Developers program those GPUs through CUDA, a platform NVIDIA launched in 2006. NVIDIA owns no chip factories: contract foundries build its silicon. Jensen Huang, Chris Malachowsky and Curtis Priem started NVIDIA in 1993.
NVIDIA Corporation is listed on the Nasdaq under the ticker NVDA. It is part of the Technology sector, in the Semiconductors industry, and is based in Santa Clara, United States.
This page opens SwinGrowth's analysis of NVIDIA from its real daily price history: an entry zone, a stop loss and two price targets for a swing trade, with its trend, RSI, moving averages, volume, support and resistance.
Other Technology stocks on SwinGrowth: Apple, Microsoft and TSMC.
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