The Nvidia knowledge panel, dissected: anatomy of a standard company panel

The Nvidia knowledge panel is the fullest standard company panel in our six examples, so we use it as the reference anatomy of a company knowledge panel. Nvidia (the company styles its name NVIDIA) is a listed technology company with a long Wikipedia article and a detailed Wikidata item.

Our 9 November 2026 capture for the search “nvidia” shows a name and logo, a collage of images, a one-sentence description credited to Wikipedia, seven rows of facts, three social profiles and four related companies. Under the name sits the type label “AI company”, the line Google calls a subtitle.²

Claims below are labeled documented, observed or our interpretation, as explained in how our guides are researched.

The Nvidia knowledge panel, part by part

Figure 1 runs from the panel's title down to its See more button, with numbered markers in a margin beside it; the settings and crop are explained under how these panels were captured.

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Read top to bottom, the panel moves from identity (name, logo, type label) to pictures, a sourced description, facts, profiles and related searches. Observed: our other entity-panel captures, for Stripe, HubSpot and Khan Academy, follow the same order. What changes from company to company is which rows appear.

Where do the facts in Nvidia's panel come from?

Observed: most of them match public records, though the panel names a source only for its description, Wikipedia. Six of the seven fact rows match Wikidata, the Wikipedia infobox or Nvidia's own site; the seventh, a customer-service chat link, matches none of them. Agreement doesn't show which source Google used, so every “likely source” below is our interpretation.

We compared each field with three sources on the capture date: Nvidia's Wikidata item, Q182477;⁵ the English Wikipedia article's summary and infobox;⁶ and the Organization markup on Nvidia's homepage,⁷ which was the same in its US and Indian editions. Figure 2 enlarges the description and the fact rows that most of the table covers.

Observed: the identity fields and facts line up closely with Wikidata and the Wikipedia infobox, which agree with each other here. That makes Nvidia an easy case. In our Stripe example, the sources disagree, and the panel shows both versions.

Google's documented routes differ by field. A verified representative can send feedback one item at a time, backed by public links; for a description, the route is to get its source corrected; and the Organization logo property states a preferred logo, not a promised one.^2,4 Google considers title changes only with substantial evidence, and People also search for can't be customized.²

Our guide to editing a company knowledge panel field by field walks through each route. Related guides cover the company logo on Google, CEO and founder rows, Wikipedia and Wikidata for companies and Organization schema on your own site.

What stands out in Nvidia's panel

A customer-service row. “Customer service chat” is the only fact row in our six captures that links to a support channel rather than stating a fact. Nvidia's homepage markup lists a customer-service phone number in contactPoint, not a chat, so the row isn't a copy of the markup. We didn't follow the link.

A CEO start date that equals the founding date. The CEO row reads “Apr 5, 1993–”, the same day as the Founded row. Wikidata's CEO statement gives only the year. Nvidia's biography says Jensen Huang has served as president and CEO “since its inception”, which is consistent with the date shown.⁸

One person, three rows. Jensen Huang appears as CEO, as a founder and as president. The panel lists each role in its own row rather than combining them.

A markup name that differs from the panel title. The name in Nvidia's homepage markup includes the company's tagline. Google asks organizations to use the same name as their site name.⁴ The panel title, “Nvidia”, matches the Wikidata label and the Wikipedia article title instead.

Products, not people, in the images. The collage shows a graphics card and app screens. Google says related images like these can't be removed or reordered on request.²

No financial or corporate-structure rows. No share price, revenue, employee count or subsidiaries appeared. Wikidata records the last three, along with the Nasdaq listing and a market capitalization.⁵

How Nvidia's panel compares with the other five examples

• Stripe, a private company, uses the same layout without an image collage, adds a Valuation row and appeared for the search “stripe inc” but not for “stripe”.
• HubSpot, also listed, showed no stock row either, and only four fact rows. Its description also comes from Wikipedia.
• Meta lists founders and executives like Nvidia's, but inside a store layout with no type label and no headquarters or founding rows.
• Khan Academy, a nonprofit, gets the same template, with no logo beside the name and the type label “Education company”.
• Patagonia gets a store panel with no founder or executive rows and a description summarized from its own website.

See all six company knowledge panel examples side by side, or read how panels differ by type of organization.