NVIDIA vs Intel

NVIDIA's primary segment is GPU & AI Accelerators; Intel's is Integrated Device Manufacturer. NVIDIA has a tracked market cap of $5.65T; Intel is currently unpriced in the dataset. NVIDIA reports higher tracked revenue ($215.9B vs $52.9B).

Shared segment: Design (Fabless).

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NVIDIAIntel
Market cap$5.65TUnpriced
Revenue$215.9B (FY2026)$52.9B (FY2025)
Primary segmentGPU & AI AcceleratorsIntegrated Device Manufacturer
Market positionleadermajor
CountryUnited StatesUnited States
Tracked suppliers104200
Tracked customers4521
Chokepoint / criticality81/10068/100

Market caps/revenue from the wafergraph dataset · data as of 2026-10-04. Criticality is a graph-derived chokepoint score (0–100). Coverage is partial; "Unpriced" means no reliable market cap.

How NVIDIA and Intel compare

  • Revenue: NVIDIA reports higher tracked revenue.
  • Supply-chain criticality: NVIDIA has the higher chokepoint score (81/100 vs 68/100).
  • Footprint: NVIDIA (United States) vs Intel (United States).

Company hubs

NVIDIA · Intel · Design (Fabless) segment

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Cite as: wafergraph, “NVIDIA vs Intel”, https://wafergraph.com/compare/nvidia-vs-intel (data as of 2026-10-04).

Frequently asked questions3
Is NVIDIA bigger than Intel?
By tracked revenue, NVIDIA is larger ($215.9B vs $52.9B).
What's the difference between NVIDIA and Intel?
NVIDIA is a leader in GPU & AI Accelerators based in United States; Intel is a major in Integrated Device Manufacturer based in United States. Both operate in the Design (Fabless) segment.
Who are NVIDIA's and Intel's suppliers?
wafergraph tracks 104 suppliers for NVIDIA and 200 for Intel — NVIDIA's include Ibiden, Unimicron, Advantest; Intel's include Shin-Etsu Chemical, SUMCO, GlobalWafers.