NVIDIA (NVDA) designs the graphics processors and accelerated-computing platforms that power AI training and inference, gaming, data centers, and robotics. Its GPUs and CUDA software are the backbone of the modern AI build-out.
NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) is currently trading at $208.48. Over the past 52 weeks, NVDA has traded between a low of $164.07 and a high of $236.54. Recent daily volume is around 134.4M. These figures update live above as the market moves.
Data-center sales — AI accelerators sold to cloud providers and enterprises — now drive the majority of NVIDIA's revenue, with gaming, professional visualization, and automotive rounding out the mix.
NVDA draws everyone from long-term investors building a position in NVIDIA to active traders working the stock's intraday and earnings-driven moves. Because it is widely held and heavily traded, NVDA tends to have tight spreads and deep liquidity throughout the session.
Watch NVDA around quarterly earnings (a market-moving event in its own right), AI-capex headlines from the major cloud providers, new chip launches, and any export-control or supply news affecting the semiconductor sector. Pre-market and after-hours reactions to news can set the tone for the next session.