NVIDIA's revenue 2015-2020, by segment

In their 2020 fiscal year, NVIDIA's revenue from its GPU business segment amounted to about 9.47 billion U.S. dollars, whilst revenue from its Tegra Processor segment amounted to 1.45 billion U.S. dollars.

Nvidia’s business segments

Nvidia’s Tegra Processors are a form of SoC combining, among other components, a graphics processing unit (GPU) with an Arm-based central processing unit (CPU). Tegra Processors are being used in autonomous vehicles, robotics, and mobile devices. The GPU segment is aimed at specialized markets including the GeForce series for gamers, as well as products developed for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning activities within cloud, edge, and data center environments.

Nvidia’s competitors

Nvidia’s competitors in the GPU market include suppliers of both discrete and integrated graphics, with notable examples including Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Intel. Nvidia’s also faces competition from firms designing other accelerated computing solutions, particularly the growing number of startups specializing in AI chips, as well as larger tech firms like Alphabet, the parent company of Google, who are looking to innovate in the AI chips space through the development of their Tensor Processing Unit (TPU).