NVIDIA: The Story of the Model, Advantages, Results, and Future

In 1999, Intel still dominated the semiconductor field, while Nvidia first appeared on the NASDAQ exchange. Less than 3 years later, the company joined the S&P 500, replacing the oil conglomerate Enron.

Nevertheless, few thought Nvidia could sustain this growth momentum for long. As a result, after 25 years of listing, it increased 5910 times (591,078% - including dividend reinvestment), becoming one of the top 5 companies with the largest market cap in the world, higher than the combined market cap of Meta, Tesla, Netflix, and Intel.

30 years of formation and development, from a “pioneer” to a "trillion-dollar chip empire", is a long and bumpy journey for NVDA. In this week's article, Viet Hustler will outline Nvidia's journey surpassing Meta, Google, and Amazon, along with its business model and future prospects of this billion-dollar empire.

• Introduction to Nvidia

  • 30-Year Journey to Becoming the World's 3rd Largest Company

  • Jensen Huang — the “Soul” of Nvidia

• Nvidia's business model

• Nvidia's Q2 FY25 financial results

• Key quotes from Q2 earnings call

• Future Outlook