Nvidia produces the H100 graphics processor widely used for artificial intelligence.
The Nvidia H100 is a data-center graphics processing unit based on Nvidia’s Hopper architecture. It is designed for demanding workloads such as machine learning, large language model training, scientific computing, and high-performance data analysis.
Nvidia began as a graphics-chip company serving computer games and professional visualization. Its programmable CUDA platform helped developers use Nvidia GPUs for general-purpose parallel computing, creating a foundation for the company’s later expansion into artificial intelligence infrastructure.
The H100 is not a consumer graphics card in the usual gaming sense, even though it uses GPU technology. It is a specialized accelerator commonly deployed in data centers, where many chips can be connected into large computing systems. Nvidia’s market value has been strongly affected by demand for such AI hardware and the software ecosystem surrounding it.