January, 2000 NVIDIA is awarded Microprocessor Report Analyst's Choice Award for Best 3D Accelerator.
	February, 2000 NVIDIA and S3 agree to enter into broad cross-license agreement.
	March, 2000 NVIDIA is chosen as the graphics processor for Microsoft's gaming console, X-Box.
	April, 2000 NVIDIA launches GeForce2 GTS™, the world's first per-pixel shading GPU.

	June, 2000 NVIDIA launches GeForce2 MX™, the mainstream GPU.
	June, 2000 NVIDIA announces 2-for-1 stock split.
	June, 2000 NVIDIA Earns #1 Semiconductor Company Ranking In Business Week.
	July, 2000 NVIDIA launches Quadro2 Pro™, world's fastest workstation GPU.
	July, 2000 NVIDIA and ELSA form strategic partnership to transform the workstation market.
	July, 2000 NVIDIA launches Quadro2 MXR™, a workstation GPU for advanced graphics professionals.
	August, 2000 NVIDIA launches GeForce2 Ultra, the first gigapixel GPU.
	August, 2000 NVIDIA launches Detonator 3, enhanced unified driver architecture.
	September, 2000 NVIDIA announces public offerings of common stock and debt.
	September, 2000 NVIDIA welcomes new VP of Operations to technical team.
	September, 2000 NVIDIA is named one of Silicon Valley's fastest-growing technology companies.
	September, 2000 NVIDIA delivers second key processor for Microsoft's Xbox, Media Communications Processor.
	November, 2000 NVIDIA announces GeForce2 Go -- Industry's First Mobile GPU.
	November, 2000 NVIDIA licenses breakthrough 3D technology to Microsoft.
	November, 2000 NVIDIA earns top spot on Deloitte & Touche Technology Fast 500 list.
	November, 2000 NVIDIA products earn prestigious Comdex awards.
	November, 2000 NVIDIA awarded Editors' Choice Award from CADENCE Magazine.
	November, 2000 NVIDIA's technical leadership recognized by PC Magazine.
	December, 2000 NVIDIA acquires 3dfx core graphics assets.