NVIDIA's Continued Dominance: AI Chip Leader Faces Growing Competition
By ZVV Research Team
NVIDIA's dominance in AI accelerators remains formidable, but the competitive landscape is evolving rapidly. As we close out 2025, investors must weigh the company's technological moat against emerging threats from AMD, Intel, and increasingly capable custom silicon from hyperscale customers.
NVIDIA by the Numbers
Financial Performance (TTM)
Metric
Value
YoY Change
Revenue
$113.2B
+94%
Data Center Revenue
$98.4B
+122%
Gross Margin
74.8%
+280bp
Net Income
$62.1B
+168%
Free Cash Flow
$54.3B
+145%
Valuation Metrics
Metric
NVDA
AMD
INTC
Sector Avg
P/E (Forward)
32x
24x
18x
22x
P/S
28x
8x
2x
5x
PEG Ratio
1.1
0.9
2.4
1.5
EV/EBITDA
38x
22x
12x
18x
Key Insight: NVIDIA trades at a premium, but its growth rate justifies elevated multiples. The PEG ratio of 1.1 suggests reasonable valuation relative to growth.
The Competitive Landscape
Market Share in AI Accelerators (2025)
Company
Market Share
YoY Change
Key Products
NVIDIA
78%
-4%
H100, H200, Blackwell
AMD
12%
+5%
MI300X, MI350
Intel
3%
-1%
Gaudi 3
Custom (Google, Amazon, etc.)
7%
+2%
TPU v5, Trainium2
Competitive Threat Assessment
Competitor
Threat Level
Timeline
Key Advantage
AMD MI350
Medium-High
2025-2026
Price/performance, ROCm maturity
Google TPU v5
Medium
Now
Vertical integration, cost
Amazon Trainium2
Medium
2025
AWS ecosystem lock-in
Intel Gaudi 3
Low-Medium
2025
Enterprise relationships
Microsoft Maia
Low
2026+
Azure integration
NVIDIA's Moat Analysis
Sustainable Advantages
CUDA Ecosystem: 4M+ developers, 15+ years of optimization
Software Stack: cuDNN, TensorRT, Triton inference server
NVIDIA is a highly volatile stock suitable for investors with appropriate risk tolerance. This analysis reflects conditions as of December 5, 2025. This is not financial advice.