NVIDIA CEO and Co-founder Jen-Hsun Huang shared his business overview during an investor tour in July 2014.

1. THE WORLD LEADER
IN VISUAL COMPUTING

2. SAFE HARBOR
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FINANCIAL MEASURES
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measure. Where we present non-GAAP financial measures, we generally exclude stock-based compensation, acquisition related
items, net warranty charges, and other income and expense.

3. 3
GAMING
GPUs and
SOCs
AUTO
SYSTEMS
GRAPHICS
CARDS
IP
DESIGN and
VISUALIZATION
HPC

4. 4
$0.81
$0.99
FY'11 FY'14
$2,856
$4,116
FY'11 FY'14
Revenue 13% CAGR
Revenue excludes chipset. Non-GAAP GM and EPS, see reconciliation in Appendix.
DRIVING GROWTH
45.1%
55.1%
FY'11 FY'14
Record GM % + 1,000 BPS EPS 7% CAGR

5. 5
PC
GeForce growth is driven by more gamers globally and
games with ever-increasing production value.
CLOUD
Tesla and GRID are cloud GPU platforms that are made
possible by technologies we invented — GPGPU and
virtual GPU. Their growth is driven by enterprise
virtualization and internet service provider adoption
of high performance computing and big data analytics.
MOBILE
Tegra leverages NVIDIA’s visual computing capabilities
for mobile gaming, intelligent cars, robot computer
vision, and mobile devices.
GROWTH DRIVERS
IN
GROWING MARKETS

6. 6
Global PC gaming growing at 12% CAGR
Steam, #1 digital game store, grew to 75M active
accounts (from 65M last Oct)
Tencent, #1 PC game company, grew 23% Q-Q
Huge new titles this fall — Call of Duty, Battlefield,
Assassin’s Creed, Evolve and The Crew
4K monitors need more powerful GPUs — forecasted to
grow from 2M to 12M over next 3 years
Upcoming NVIDIA Maxwell GPU & Intel Grantley start new
workstation cycle
GROWTH IN PC
GeForce and Quadro
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
Q1'14 Q1'15
+14%
SOURCE: Core PC gaming 12% CAGR: Newzoo. 4K monitor growth: Display Search.
Revenue(inmillions)

7. 7
Google, Facebook, Baidu, Netflix revealed
machine learning efforts on Tesla
15 of “Top 15” most energy-efficient supercomputers in the
world now powered by Tesla (Last year was 10 of “Top 10”)
IBM announced supercomputer with Tesla
VMware announced support for GRID
Broadcom, Cavium, AMCC announced ARM64 CPU
supporting Tesla
>800 enterprise GRID trials on-going
GROWTH IN CLOUD
Tesla and GRID
0
20
40
60
Q1'14 Q1'15
+29%
SOURCE: “Top 15” in Green500 list, June ‘14.
Revenue(inmillions)

8. 8
Tegra K1 is the highest performance mobile processor —
powers Xiaomi’s first tablet
Auto >$100M in FY15, ~$2B win pipeline to ship in next
few years
Google announces new initiatives to extend Android beyond
phones — Tegra K1 featured prominently:
1st 64-bit ARM
1st Android TV
1st Android extensions for gaming (AEP)
1st Tablet with computer vision
1st Android Auto
GROWTH IN MOBILE
Tegra
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
Q1'14 Q1'15
+42%
Revenue(inmillions)

9. 9
1st Android TV
ANDROID BEYOND PHONES — GAMES, TV & CARS
1st 64bit ARM
(Android L)
1st AEP/Mobile
Gaming
1st Android Auto1st Tablet with Computer Vision 1-of-2 Chromebook ARM SOCs

10. 10
“ It would be an understatement to say that apart from Google’s new playthings,
NVIDIA has been ubiquitous at the I/O developer conference as well – with its
Tegra K1 chip seemingly at the heart of all things cool.”
“ It will be exciting to see a new generation of games enabled by more powerful
hardware like NVIDIA’s Tegra K1”
“ NVIDIA has been a pervasive presence at the show, though you mightn’t
noticed… Tegra K1 lies at the center of many of Google’s recent efforts.”
“ A new focus on Android gaming has emerged at Google’s I/O 2014 event, with
Nvidia’s Tegra K1 processor showcasing the raw processing potential of the
next wave of mobile technology.”
“ Google Kicks It Up A Notch and Both NVIDIA and Lenovo Win at Google I/O.”
“ At the Google I/O Keynote, NVIDIA has a central role to play, and as it turns
out, the company’s Tegra K1 will be the powerhouse fueling Google’s recent
endeavors.”
“ The Google I/O showcased the close collaboration between Google and NVIDIA,
Tegra K1-powered devices is everywhere on the show floor.”

11. 11
Augmented Reality HUD
FUTURE CARS NEED VISUAL SUPERCOMPUTERS
Intelligent Driver Assist Driver Interactions
Natural Language ProcessingPhotorealistic Materials High Fidelity Navigation
20+ brands
100+ models
~30M cars
NVIDIA WINS IN:
ON THE ROAD TODAY: 5.1M cars with NVIDIA

12. Leveraging our GPU assets, we can consistently build the
most advanced mobile processors and capture design wins
— Xiaomi, Google, etc.
We partner with leading wireless, connectivity, and analog
companies — ICERA, EMP, BRCM, INTC, Maxim, TI —
to create differentiated platforms.
And we can license GPU IP to vertically integrated
companies to create specialized mobile products.
GFXBench
GAMING AND AUTO ARE LARGE AND
GROWING MOBILE OPPORTUNITIES.
WHAT ABOUT MOBILE DEVICES?

13. 13
25%
50%
75%
Q111 Q112 Q113 Q114
GeForce is about PC gaming — global PC gaming is
growing at 12% CAGR.
PC is vibrant because it is an open platform that allows
new business models that are friendly to developers —
League of Legends, DOTA, etc.
PC technology continuously advances to enable new
experiences — 4K displays, Oculus VR, etc.
Gamers are loyal to GeForce because we deliver the
highest quality software and the best gaming experience.
GeForce is rich with software capabilities that are
designed just for gaming — GeForce Experience,
ShadowPlay, GameWorks.
GEFORCE IS GROWING IN THE FACE OF
A SLOWING PC MARKET, COMPETITION
AND CONSOLES. CAN IT CONTINUE?
GeForce market share, calendar quarters: Mercury Research. Core PC gaming 12% CAGR: Newzoo.
GeForce Share

14. 14
625M enterprise users
/20 concurrent users per GPU
*$1750 GRID GPU ASP
/4 enterprise IT refresh rate
= ~$13.7B TAM
DESIGNER
KNOWLEDGE WORKER
POWER USER
25M
200M
400M
100M
Virtualization
2.0
Virtualization
1.0
TASK WORKER
ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION IS A
LARGE MARKET. HOW DO WE ESTIMATE
THE SIZE OF THE OPPORTUNITY?

15. 15
NVIDIA monetizes innovation through product sales and
technology licensing. We expect to see continued
contributions from core and IP licensing in the future. One
of the important elements of our Tegra strategy is licensing
IP to vertically integrated companies. It is difficult to
estimate the mix of product sales to royalties. We expect
significant growth from Tesla, GRID, Tegra, as well as IP
core licensing. Our focus is driving overall earnings growth.
HOW IMPORTANT IS IP LICENSING TO
OUR EARNINGS GROWTH?
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GRID GROWTH
TESLA GROWTH
PATENT PORTFOLIO GROWTH
% total Top500 performance from GPUs
ANDROID BEYOND PHONES
1st 64-bit ARM
1st Android TV
1st Android for gaming
1st Tablet with computer vision
1st Android Auto
# enterprise trials

16. 16
NVIDIA has transformed from a PC components business
to a visual computing solutions business where complex
software is a major part of our value.
For example, GRID is possible because of GPU
virtualization software, Tesla is special because of the
CUDA parallel programming architecture and tools, and
GeForce is special because of GameWorks and GeForce
Experience.
Growth in Tesla, Quadro, GeForce gaming, and GRID will
increase corporate margins.
Growth in Tegra will decrease corporate margins while
increasing earnings.
Gross Margin is a Non-GAAP measure, see reconciliation in Appendix.
$3.3
$3.5
$4.0
$4.3
$4.1
39%
55%
30 %
40 %
50 %
60 %
$1
$2
$3
$4
$5
$6
FY'10 FY'11 FY'12 FY'13 FY'14
Revenue Gross Margin
Billions GROSS MARGIN HAS INCREASED TO A
RECORD 55%. WHAT CAN WE EXPECT
GOING FORWARD?

17. DRIVING RETURN ON INVESTMENT
Extending into Mobile-Cloud
ENTERING NEW MARKETS EFFICIENTLY LEVERAGING IP
Q1'14 Q1'15
+42%
Q1'14 Q1'15
+29%MOBILE CLOUD

18. 18
CREATING SHAREHOLDER VALUE
Revenue comparisons Q1 FY15 vs. Q1 FY14. Non-GAAP GM, reconciliation in Appendix.
DRIVING GROWTH
EXCELLING IN OPERATIONS
GENERATING CASH AND
RETURNING
TO SHAREHOLDERS
PC up 14%
Cloud up 29%
Mobile up 42%
1,000 GM basis pts increase since FY′11
$3.7B cash generated since FY'10
$1B allocated for return in FY′15
$0.34/share annual dividend
Long-term commitment to capital return

19. $835
$488
$-
$250
$500
$750
$1,000
FY'14FY'10
STRONG CASH GENERATION
OCF/Millions
Total of $3.7B in last five years
(Operating cash flow)

20. 612
617
568
500
550
600
650
700
FY'12 FY'13 FY'14
$-
$300
$600
$900
$1,200
FY'12 FY'13 FY'14 FY'15
CAPITAL RETURN ENHANCES
SHAREHOLDER VALUE
Millions
SHARES OUTSTANDINGCAPITAL RETURN
Capital
Returned to
Shareholders
Intended
Return to
Shareholders
Millions

21. GROWTH IN LARGE MARKETS
Cash generation in large
growing market
PC
Automotive base and
opportunities in gaming
MOBILE
Proven growth and
exposure to cloud &
enterprise virtualization
CLOUD

22. APPENDIX

23. RECONCILIATION OF NON-GAAP TO GAAP FINANCIAL MEASURES
(in millions)
FY2011 FY2014
Revenue, excluding chipset $2,856 $4,116
Chipset revenue 687 14
Revenue $3,543 $4,130

24. RECONCILIATION OF NON-GAAP TO GAAP FINANCIAL MEASURES
Non-GAAP
Stock-based
compensation
(a)
Net warranty
charges
(b)
Other
(c)
GAAP
FY2010 Gross margin 39.0% (0.7) (2.9) — 35.4%
FY2011 Gross margin 45.1% (0.2) (5.1) — 39.8%
FY2012 Gross margin 51.9% (0.3) — (0.1) 51.5%
FY2013 Gross margin 52.3% (0.3) — — 52.0%
FY2014 Gross margin 55.1% (0.3) 0.2 (0.1) 54.9%
Footnotes
(a) In addition to our historical practice of excluding stock-based compensation, during FY10, the Company completed a tender offer to purchase outstanding
stock options which resulted in a charge of $140.2 million. This charge was allocated to cost of goods sold of $11.4 million which resulted in 0.3% impact to
gross margin.
(b) Consists of charges for the weak die/packaging material set that was used in certain versions of our previous generation chips and the release of the remaining
warranty reserve balance in FY2014.
(c) Comprised of legal settlement charges.

25. RECONCILIATION OF NON-GAAP TO GAAP FINANCIAL MEASURES
Non-GAAP
Stock-based
compensation
(a)
Acquisition-
related items
(b)
Net warranty
charges
(c)
Other
(d)
Tax impact of
non-GAAP
adjustments
GAAP
FY2011
Revenue $3,543 $- $- $- $- $- $3,543
Gross profit $1,598 $(8) $- $(181) $- $- $1,409
Gross margin 45.1% (0.2)% - (5.1)% - - 39.8%
Operating expense $1,096 $92 $9 $13 $(57) $- $1,153
Operating income $502 $(100) $(9) $(194) $57 $- $256
Net income $476 $(100) $(9) $(194) $57 $23 $253
Shares used in diluted per share
calculation
589 - - - - - 589
Diluted net income per share $0.81 $- $- $- $- $- $0.43

26. RECONCILIATION OF NON-GAAP TO GAAP FINANCIAL MEASURES
Non-GAAP
Stock-based
compensatio
n (a)
Acquisition-
related
items (b)
Net warranty
charges
(c)
Other
(d)
Other
income &
expense
(e)
Tax impact
of non-GAAP
adjustments
GAAP
FY2014
Revenue $4,130 $- $- $- $- $- $- $4,130
Gross profit $2,274 $(11) $- $8 $(3) $- $- $2,268
Gross margin 55.1% (0.3)% - 0.2% (0.1)% - - 54.9%
Operating expense $1,610 $126 $32 $- $4 $- $- $1,772
Operating income $664 $(137) $(32) $8 $(7) $- $- $496
Net income $588 $(137) $(32) $8 $(7) $(2) $22 $440
Shares used in diluted per share
calculation
595 - - - - - - 595
Diluted net income per share $0.99 $- $- $- $- $- $- $0.74
Footnotes
(a) The stock-based compensation charge was allocated to cost of goods sold, research and development expense, and sales, general and administrative expense.
(b) Acquisition-related items are comprised of amortization of acquisition-related intangible assets and other acquisition-related costs such as transaction costs,
compensation charges and restructuring costs relating to the acquisitions.
(c) Net warranty charges are comprised of charges to cost of goods sold related to the weak die/packaging material set that was used in certain versions of our
previous generation chips and a charge to operating expense related to a class action lawsuit settlement, net of insurance reimbursement and reserve releases.
(d) Other is comprised of legal settlement charges and benefits.
(e) Other income and expense is comprised of gain on sale of non-affiliated investments and interest expense related to the debt discount portion of
convertible notes.