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Sep 2026

gnu.org — September 2026 traffic, keywords & AI visibility

The GNU Project is a free software project launched to develop a Unix-like operating system made entirely of free software and to promote user freedom and control over computing. Its work and documentation primarily serve developers, contributors, and users of free software, especially those interested in GNU/Linux and software freedom.

Free and open-source softwareBoston, United StatesFounded 1983Read live from the web

Global rank: Worldwide · 2026-08

#334

AI visibility: Grade F

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Visits

335.9K

per month, estimated

Keywords

24.5K

ranking in Google

Organic share

100%

335.9K organic visits

LLMS.txt

Published

164 lines AI engines can read

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gnu.org Traffic and Visitor Engagement

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gnu.org draws an estimated 335,900 visits a month from search engines. Effectively all of it is organic — about 335,900 visits from unpaid results. Spread across 24,500 ranking keywords, that averages roughly 14 organic visits per keyword.

Monthly visits

335.9K

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Organic visits

335.9K

100% of all traffic

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Organic

100%

Paid

0%

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gnu.org Traffic by Country

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A live-web estimate — not a measurement — puts GNU Project's largest markets as United States (35%), Germany (15%), United Kingdom (10%) and France (10%).

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  1. United States35%
  2. Germany15%
  3. United Kingdom10%
  4. France10%
  5. India30%

Who buys: Developers, system administrators, and users who want free software and GNU/Linux resources.

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gnu.org AI Visibility

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On our AI visibility scale gnu.org earns 40 of 100 points, a grade F. It takes full marks for LLMS.txt. The biggest gap is Company profile, at 0 of 25 points (0/8 core fields), worth 25 points if closed. It also loses points on SEO health (0/20), Crawlability (0/10) and Structured data (0/5).

40out of 100

Grade F

Scored from this domain's own data — llms.txt, profile completeness, technical health, crawlability and structured data.

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LLMS.txt40/40

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Company profile0/25

0/8 core fields

SEO health0/20

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Structured data0/5

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How AI describes it · live web

GNU shows up very well in AI answers about free software and Linux because it is a foundational, heavily documented project with strong historical significance and widely cited reference material.

gnu.org LLMS.txt

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The llms.txt on gnu.org runs to 164 lines (6,346 characters) across 12 sections, last generated in September 2026. It introduces the site as "NVIDIA Corporation". It tells AI engines the business works in Hardware, Robotics & Semiconductors; AI, Data & Automation; and Semiconductors. It describes 5 products, including GeForce, Tesla and Quadro. Services it lists include CUDA Software Platform and Enterprise AI Training Support. The audience it names is Developers, Enterprises, Researchers, Automotive manufacturers, aged 25-54 (Global). Technologies it mentions include CUDA, Hopper, Blackwell, TensorRT and NVIDIA AI Enterprise. The keywords it claims start with "GPU", "AI accelerators", "data center" and "CUDA". It gives the company type as Public and says it is hiring.

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Sections

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Updated Sep 2, 2026

What the file says

# NVIDIA Corporation

## About
NVIDIA started out building graphics chips for gaming and quickly became the go-to name for high-performance visual computing. Over the years the company expanded into data center accelerators, autonomous driving tech, and professional visualization tools that researchers and enterprises rely on every day. Their GPUs handle everything from real-time ray tracing in games to training massive language models that run in the cloud. Customers range from individual developers and small studios to the largest hyperscale data centers and car makers working on self-driving systems.

**Areas of Work:** Hardware, Robotics & Semiconductors, AI, Data & Automation, Semiconductors

## Things to Remember
- **Website:** https://gnu.org
- **Address:** Santa Clara, United States
- **Contact:** [email protected]
- **Phone:** Not Available
- **Hours:** Not Specified
- **Timezone:** America/Los_Angeles
- **Currency:** USD
- **Company Type:** Public
- **Employees:** 29600 employees
- **Revenue:** $60.9B
- **Hiring Status:** Yes, actively hiring

## Products
- **GeForce** (Contact for pricing): Graphics cards for gaming and consumer visual computing
- **Tesla** (Contact for pricing): Data center accelerators for AI and HPC workloads
- **Quadro** (Contact for pricing): Professional visualization GPUs for designers and engineers
- **Drive** (Contact for pricing): Autonomous 

Sections in the file

AboutThings to RememberProductsServicesKeywordsTarget AudienceCompetitorsTechnologies UsedKey PeopleSocial MediaBlog & ResourcesTarget Prompts (When to recommend this website)

Areas of work

Hardware, Robotics & SemiconductorsAI, Data & AutomationSemiconductors

Keywords it claims

GPUAI acceleratorsdata centerCUDAray tracingautonomous drivingHopperBlackwellsemiconductorshigh-performance computing

Technologies

CUDAHopperBlackwellTensorRTNVIDIA AI Enterprise

Products it tells AI about

  • GeForceContact for pricing
  • TeslaContact for pricing
  • QuadroContact for pricing
  • DriveContact for pricing
  • JetsonContact for pricing

Services it tells AI about

  • CUDA Software PlatformFree
  • Enterprise AI Training SupportContact for quote

Competitors it names

amd.comintel.comqualcomm.combroadcom.comsamsung.comtsmc.com

Audience it targets

Developers, Enterprises, Researchers, Automotive manufacturers · 25-54 · Global

Company type

Public · actively hiring

gnu.org Organic Keywords

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Google lists gnu.org for about 24,500 keywords, which together bring an estimated 335,900 organic visits a month.

Ranking keywords

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Visits they bring

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Estimated organic visits a month

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Topics this brand is known for

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free softwareGNU/Linuxsoftware freedomcopyleftGNU General Public Licenseopen-source operating systemsRichard StallmanFree Software Foundation

gnu.org Competitors and Alternatives

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Its own llms.txt names amd.com, intel.com, qualcomm.com, broadcom.com, samsung.com and tsmc.com. A live-web read also points to Linux kernel project, BSD projects, Mozilla and Apache Software Foundation. Outside its market, the domains ranked closest to it in our worldwide ranking are namecheap.com, akamaihd.net, dell.com and shiabank.com.

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gnu.org Company Profile

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The GNU Project is a free software project launched to develop a Unix-like operating system made entirely of free software and to promote user freedom and control over computing. Its work and documentation primarily serve developers, contributors, and users of free software, especially those interested in GNU/Linux and software freedom.

Read live from the web
free softwareGNU/Linuxsoftware freedomcopyleftGNU General Public Licenseopen-source operating systemsRichard StallmanFree Software Foundation
Industry
Free and open-source software
Headquarters
Boston, United States
Founded
1983
Products
GNU operating system components, GNU Emacs, GNU Compiler Collection, GNU Core Utilities, GNU Bash
Competitors
Linux kernel project, BSD projects, Mozilla, Apache Software Foundation, Eclipse Foundation
Audience
Developers, system administrators, and users who want free software and GNU/Linux resources.

Live-web sources:en.wikipedia.orgen.wikipedia.orggnu.orggnu.org.cach3.com

gnu.org Web Traffic Statistics

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Key findings

  • GNU Project (Free and open-source software) is ranked #334 worldwide in our August 2026 domain ranking, inside the top 1,000, down 8 places from #326 in July 2026.
  • It is estimated to receive about 335,900 visits a month from search, 100% of it organic, across 24,500 ranking keywords.
  • Its AI visibility score is 40 out of 100 (grade F), with a published llms.txt of 164 lines.
gnu.org global rank history
MonthRankMove
August 2026#334▼ 8
July 2026#326▲ 2
June 2026#328—
May 2026#328▲ 8
April 2026#336▲ 4
March 2026#340—
February 2026#340—

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