Nvidia boosts research and development expenditure by 73% in 5 years

Nvidia boosts research and development expenditure by 73% in 5 years

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Nvidia spent $8.68 billion on research and development (R&D), showcasing a substantial surge from the $2.38 billion allocated in 2019, Stocklytics.com revealed.

The company currently dominate the AI chip market with an 80% market share. The heavy investment shoes their commitment to maintain market share.

Last month we revealed that Microsoft and Nvidia had announced a partnership to leverage Nvidia’s technologies across the Microsoft platforms.

“AI is transforming our daily lives — opening up a world of new opportunities,” said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA. “Through our collaboration with Microsoft, we’re building a future that unlocks the promise of AI for customers, helping them deliver innovative solutions to the world.”

In the past year Nvidia’s research and development expenses increased by over !8%. However, this was less than the previous two years which were 39% in 2022 and a 34% increase from 2021.

Stocklytics Financial analyst Edith Reads commented on the data, "The trajectory of Nvidia’s R&D investment illuminates a strategic manoeuvre aimed at fortifying its position at the forefront of technological advancement."

In a bid to challenge Nvidia’s market dominance AMD also released a new high-performance chip late last year, and though it’s slower than Nvidia’s top product, it may win over some cost-conscious customers. Additionally, AWS aims to target customers on a budget by offering chips for training language models and inference.

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