Vendor record · nvidia.com
What NVIDIA promises about your data.
Where NVIDIA publishes its promises, how long it gives you when it adds a sub-processor, and what has changed.
- Where it publishes
We haven't found a sub-processor list from NVIDIA anywhere we've looked.
- What has changed
We can't read a sub-processor list or data processing agreement from NVIDIA yet, so we can't record a change to either.
- Its window
We couldn't quote a notice window: we watch www.nvidia.com/en-us/networking/products/data-processing-unit/ for NVIDIA's data processing agreement, but the page at that URL is not that document.
- Window
- —
- Pages
- 2
- Copies
- 9
no window we can quote yet
pages we watch
dated copies of all its pages, since August 31, 2026
NVIDIA DPA
We watch www.nvidia.com/en-us/networking/products/data-processing-unit/ for NVIDIA's data processing agreement, and the page at that URL is not that document. There is no sub-processor notice window we can quote.
NVIDIA sub-processors
We have not found a sub-processor list published by NVIDIA anywhere we looked.
Every public change we have recorded · Where vendors publish their lists
How long NVIDIA keeps your data
We hold no statement about data retention from NVIDIA's watched pages. The pages we watch: privacy policy nvidia.com/privacy; terms of service www.nvidia.com/en-us/about-nvidia/terms-of-service/. On training with customer data, NVIDIA's privacy policy (nvidia.com/privacy, in the copy read October 11, 2026) says: “If you have consented to receive marketing communications or recommendations, we share obfuscated (hashed) information about you with third-party ad providers such as Google to serve interest-based ads to you and others. Learn more. | When you submit feedback through our online services, we collect your feedback, your email address, and associated technical information such as the feedb…”
Training on customer data
“If so, we share your ratings and feedback with your GeForce Now Alliance partner. | When you interact with any of our chatbots on our web site or mobile apps we collect your messages, including the personal information included in the messages, such as your name and email address (if provided), along with the web page you are on. | We use this data to improve our products and services, and to sup…”
nvidia.com/privacy · read 2026-10-11
Retention windows vendors publish · What vendors say about training
The pages we watch
Every page we read, so you can check it. Each is re-read on a schedule, and we keep a dated copy when it changes.
Where we get nothing
What NVIDIA does not publish where we can read it
Of the 2 public pages we watch for NVIDIA, these give us nothing right now.
Data processing agreement
the page at that URL is not that document
www.nvidia.com/en-us/networking/products/data-processing-unit/Model or system card
the page at that URL is not that document
nvidia.com/docs/modelsPricing
the site's robots.txt asks automated readers not to fetch this document, so we do not read it
www.nvidia.com/en-eu/gtc/pricing/?nvid=nv-bnr-659003Trust and security
the page at that URL is not that document
nvidia.com/securitySub-processor list
we have not found one published anywhere we looked
Before you conclude anything
This only means we couldn’t read it on a public page. NVIDIA may share it in its agreement, a trust portal, or with any customer who asks.
So treat it as a question to ask them: “Can you send your sub-processor list, and tell us when it changes?”
What this page doesn’t tell you
No score.
Nothing here rates NVIDIA. A short notice window is a contract term, not a criticism.
Public pages only.
Private notices and negotiated terms are invisible to us. Your agreement may say something different.
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How we read a page · The change log
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