GCEIP 500 Company profile
NVIDIA
NVIDIA reported $115.2 billion in data-centre revenue for fiscal 2025. That business now supplies much of the computing infrastructure behind the AI boom.
The company
What it does
NVIDIA designs graphics processors, networking products and software platforms used in data centres, gaming, professional visualization, automotive systems and robotics. Its CUDA software and accelerated-computing systems are sold through cloud providers, manufacturers and other technology partners.
Across markets
The company’s FY2025 filing reports $115.2 billion in data-centre revenue, up from $47.5 billion a year earlier. That gives NVIDIA a large role in the supply chain for AI and cloud computing, though the filing does not show how much of that hardware is used for any one application. The International Energy Agency projects that global data-centre electricity use will roughly double between 2025 and 2030. That forecast applies to the whole sector; it is not a company-specific footprint estimate. NVIDIA’s products help expand computing capacity, while the electricity and infrastructure needed to run that capacity remain part of the impact story.
The company’s footprint and context are linked to the public sources below.
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What the record tells us
NVIDIA appears repeatedly in TIME’s 2022–2024 company lists and in Fortune’s 2025 workplace and reputation rankings. Those are editorial and survey recognitions, not a string of judged trophies. The 2026 WCRC and TIME entries fall outside this edition’s 2001–2025 window. The company’s business impact is clearest in the data-centre supply chain; measuring the effect of that role requires separating chip sales, downstream uses and the energy consumed by customers.
Published recognition
Selected results
See published awards and company-list results 7 sources
- Fortune / Great Place To Work World’s Best Workplaces · 2025View source
Global workplace research ranking
2025 global workplace list, rank 15
- Fortune World's Most Admired Companies All-Stars · 2025View source
Semiconductors
Overall All-Stars rank #4; published industry: Semiconductors
- TIME100 Most Influential Companies · 2023View source
Leaders
AI and computing chips
- WCRC World's Most Powerful 100 Brands · 2026View source
Ranked market-facing brand; parent-company identity to reconcile
WCRC global brand-power rank #5
- TIME100 Most Influential Companies · 2026View source
TIME editorial selection; category descriptor, not award citation
TIME descriptor: AI’s center of gravity
- TIME100 Most Influential Companies · 2024View source
TIME editorial company list; unranked placement
Named company entry in TIME’s 2024 TIME100 Most Influential Companies list; no numbered rank published.
- TIME100 Most Influential Companies · 2022View source
Titans
Computing technology