GPU Ventures

GPU Ventures Program

 
 

The GPU Ventures Program is a global initiative to identify, partner with, and invest in early stage companies leveraging the GPU for visual and other computing applications.

NVIDIA’s goal is to nurture and inspire innovation and business opportunities throughout these ecosystems, and advance the state of visual computing.

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SUBMIT A BUSINESS PROPOSAL

NVIDIA is committed to supporting the vibrant ecosystem of developers that have adopted the CUDA GPU computing platform. We provide a combination of technical, operational and financial resources for enterprises that are enabling new usage models and advancing GPU computing.

We would like to hear about your use of CUDA GPU computing software.

How to Submit Your Proposal

Please provide the following information:

  • A brief non-confidential overview of your company and its business, including product(s), target market, business model, management, etc.
  • A brief description of how you are using CUDA and/or the GPU
  • A brief proposal description or executive summary, including any attachments as necessary (e.g. text document, spreadsheet/graphs, presentations, etc.)
  • Your stage of business: Startup, early stage, growth
  • Contact name, company name, telephone number, and email address

Click here to submit your business proposal.

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WHAT IS CUDA?

NVIDIA® CUDA™ is a revolutionary parallel computing architecture for GPUs. With CUDA, developers are achieving dramatic speed-ups in fields such as medical imaging and natural resource exploration, and creating breakthrough applications in areas such as image recognition and real-time HD video playback and encoding. Leveraging the massively parallel processing power of NVIDIA GPUs, CUDA extends NVIDIA’s world-renowned graphics processor technology into the realm of parallel computing. Applications that use CUDA can take advantage of an installed base of over one hundred million CUDA-enabled GPUs already shipped in professional workstations, desktops and notebook computers.