Disclaimer: This report has been updated through 29 August 2025. The information is provided for reference only and does not represent any opinion, recommendation, or endorsement.
Nvidia Corporation, a global provider of GPU computing and AI systems, holds a significant patent portfolio across software, hardware, and system-level technologies. This report presents a structured analysis of Nvidia’s intellectual property holdings, covering metrics, asset status, jurisdictions, technology domains, citations, litigation, ownership, and recent acquisitions.
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Nvidia’s patent portfolio spans 26 jurisdictions, with the following totals across the top regions:
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Top Citing Assignees
Top Cited Assignees
Nvidia’s portfolio includes 11 litigated patents. Litigation activity has been limited and focused across a few U.S. courts.
Litigation by Year
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Sources of Acquired Patents
NVIDIA’s stock price was about $22 per share in 2015. The stock surged beginning in 2020, rising over 600% following record data center and AI chip demand. Momentum continued through 2023, with the price reaching $160 at year-end and peaking in August 2025 at close to $183.
In 2022, NVIDIA stock experienced a decline of about 51%, but rebounded by nearly 246% in 2023 and posted a 30% gain in 2025 as of August. The movement from $22 in 2015 to nearly $180 in mid-2025 represents an overall gain of over 700%.
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Nvidia’s patent portfolio consists of 18,658 assets across 26 jurisdictions, with major concentrations in the United States, China, and Germany. The portfolio spans multiple technology areas, led by software, networking, and computer systems.
Citation data highlights several highly referenced patents, and major companies such as Intel, Samsung, IBM, and Microsoft frequently cite Nvidia’s filings. Litigation activity has involved 11 patents, with cases recorded in Delaware, New Jersey, and California.
Most patents are developed in-house, with a smaller portion acquired. Recent acquisitions within the last decade include Mellanox Technologies (2020), Bright Computing (2022), and Excelero (2023).
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