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Corporate Milestones
2008
NVIDIA announces the availability of the GPU-based Tesla Personal Supercomputer, delivering the equivalent computing power of a cluster, at 1/100th of the price
For the 2nd year running, NVIDIA’s CUDA wins PC Magazine’s Technical Excellence Award.
NVIDIA’s GeForce 9400M adopted by Apple for its incredible new Apple MacBook, MacBook Pro, and MacBook Air notebooks.
Adobe natively supports NVIDIA’s graphics processing units (GPUs) in the Adobe Creative Suite 4.
NVIDIA Launches its new family of GeForce GTX 200 graphics processors
NVIDIA Launches new Tesla 10 series computing solutions
NVIDIA Launches the Tegra family of processors, the world's first single-chip computer
NVIDIA announced that it is a founding member of Stanford University's new Pervasive Parallelism Lab (PPL)
NVIDIA named to BusinessWeek Top 50 List
NVIDIA named to Fortune's Most Admired Companies List
NVIDIA wins Government of Maharashtra award for innovation in research and development
NVIDIA makes CUDA toolkit and SDK available to Mac users
NVIDIA closes acquisition of AGEIA
NVIDIA closes acquisition of Mental Images
2007
NVIDIA named Forbes’ 2007 Company of the Year
NVIDIA named Most Respected Fabless Semiconductor Company by Global Semiconductor Alliance
NVIDIA achieves first $1 billion quarter
NVIDIA launches Tesla; Wins PC Magazine’s Technical Excellence award
NVIDIA launches CUDA; Wins Popular Science’s Best of What's New and HPCWire Readers’ Choice awards
NVIDIA launches GeForce 8 notebook PCs with SLI technology (first DX10 notebooks in the market)
NVIDIA launches new professional graphics solutions: Quadro FX 5600, Quadro FX 4600, Quadro Plex VCS Model IV
NVIDIA wins EE Times’ ACE Company of the Year award
NVIDIA opens Nasdaq Stock Market to celebrate 8th anniversary of IPO; NVIDIA graphics power Nasdaq MarketSite Tower
NVIDIA wins Technology & Engineering Emmy award
NVIDIA closes acquisition of PortalPlayer
2006
New NVIDIA Quadro® FX 3500M graphics solution redefines mobile workstation performance and capabilities
NVIDIA launches the SLI Marketplace; the ultimate destination for consumers looking to buy, build, or sell PC Gaming products
NVIDIA launches digital Bollywood initiative
NVIDIA unveils CUDA™; the GPU Computing revolution begins
NVIDIA and TSMC celebrate 500M processor milestone
Launch of GeForce 8800 and NVIDIA nForce 680i; a profound advancement in graphics architecture
Acquisition of Hybrid Graphics Ltd.; the leading developer of embedded 2D and 3D graphics software for handheld devices
Acquisition of ULi Electronics Inc.; one of the PC industry's most highly-regarded core logic developers
2005
Launch of NVIDIA GeForce Go 7800; the World's Fastest GPU for Notebooks
Announcement of NVIDIA nForce4 SLI Intel Edition; the First NVIDIA Motherboard Platform Solution for Intel
Introduction of NVIDIA's Second-Generation GPU for Shader Model 3.0; GeForce 7800 GTX
Announcement of Development of New Graphics Processor (RSX) with Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) for PLAYSTATION®3
2004
Launch of NVIDIA GoForce 3D 4500; the World's First 3D Handheld GPU
Introduction of SLI; the Industry's First Multi-GPU Solution
Launch of NVIDIA GeForce 6800; the First Shader Model 3.0 GPU
Introduction of Gelato; the Industry's First Hardware-Accelerated Film Renderer
Shipment of 300 Millionth Processor
2003
Launch of NVIDIA nForce3; a New Family of MCPs
Announcement of NVIDIA ForceWare; a Powerful Suite of Software Tools and Utilities
Introduction of NVIDIA GoForce; the First Megapixel Handheld Media Processor
Acquisition of Media Q; the Leading Provider of Graphics and Multimedia Technology for Wireless
Announcement of NVIDIA Personal Cinema FX; the Industry's Most Complete Digital Entertainment Solution
Introduction of NVIDIA Quadro FX Family; the First Fully Programmable Workstation GPU
10 Year Anniversary
2002
Launch of GeForce FX; The Dawn of Cinematic Computing
Launch of the NVIDIA GeForce4 Family: Top-To-Bottom Product Line of Desktop and Mobile GPUs
Launch of NVIDIA nForce2; the Digital Media Platform Processors
Over 100 Million Processors Shipped
2001
Named the Fastest Semi-Conductor Company to Hit $1B in Revenue
Added to S&P 500
License of Shader Technology to Evans & Sutherland
Announcement of the Industry's First Mobile Workstation GPU; NVIDIA Quadro2 Go
Entrance into the Integrated Graphics Market; Launch of NVIDIA nForce Platform Processing Architecture
Shipment of XBOX GPU and MCP
Introduction of the Industry's First Programmable GPU; NVIDIA GeForce3
2000
Acquisition of Assets of 3dfx Graphics
Announcement of NVIDIA GeForce2 Go; the World's First Mobile GPU
Chosen as GPU and MCP for Microsoft's XBOX; Delivering 2 Processors and Licensing Breakthrough 3D Technology to Microsoft
Launch of NVIDIA GeForce2 Ultra; the World's First Gigapixel GPU
Introduction of NVIDIA Quadro2 Pro; the World's Fastest Workstation GPU
Extension of IP Portfolio with S3 Cross License
1999
Introduction of NVIDIA Quadro; the World's First Workstation GPU
Launch of NVIDIA GeForce 256; the World's First GPU
Announcement of the First 32-bit Frame Buffer; NVIDIA RIVA TNT2
Entrance into Commercial Desktop PC Market; Launch of NVIDIA Vanta Processor
Initial Public Offering
1998
NVIDIA Moves to New Location in Santa Clara, California
Announcement of NVIDIA RIVA 128ZX
Introduction of the First Multitexturing 3D Processor; NVIDIA RIVA TNT
1997
Introduction of NVIDIA RIVA 128; the First High-Performance, 128-bit Direct3D Processor
1996
Key Role Established with Game Developer Community by Supporting Direct 3D
1995
Launch of NV1; NVIDIA's First Product