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| GPUs: The Next Frontier in Film BBC, 10/20/2009 Summary: Technology and movie-making have always gone hand in hand but the latest breakthroughs are changing the very nature of the process. Those in the industry say that thanks to the role of graphics processing units (GPUs), the director's vision can be more fully realized. Read the full article here. |
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| NVIDIA Cloud Graphics Offer Reality Check Financial Times, 10/20/2009 Summary: NVIDIA launched a “GPU computing in the cloud” service that will allow designers to manipulate and check photo-realistic environments in a fraction of the normal time it takes on a PC workstation. Read the full article here. |
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| 10 Reasons why NVIDIA Controls the World of Graphics Hardware Insight, 10/16/2009 Summary: For most people NVIDIA may just be famous for producing GeForce graphics card, but story is quite different: in fifteen years (1993-2009), they have elevated to such an extent that they control the world of graphics; its trends, the fate of competitors and the path that leads to the future. Major areas include graphics processing unit, motherboards, chipsets, graphics cards, Ion platform, video game-consoles and solutions for mobile computing. Read the full article here. |
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| Mercury News interview: Jen-Hsun Huang, co-founder of NVIDIA San Jose Mercury News, 10/10/2009 Summary: Since co-founding Santa Clara-based NVIDIA in 1993, Jen-Hsun Huang has been preaching the benefits of his company's graphics processing units, or GPUs, with evangelical fervor. His proselytizing is fast winning converts. Besides running flashy video games, NVIDIA's high-powered chips increasingly are being used for tasks people once thought could only be done by microprocessors, which are the brains in personal computers and many other electronic devices. Read the full article here. |
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| NVIDIA Imagines Computing's Next Age TechNewsWorld, 10/5/2009 Summary: The technology industry has been slipping into stagnation for much of this decade, with few companies making any effort to achieve feats thought to be impossible. Long gone, it seemed, were the dizzying days of discovering one amazing piece of hardware after another. The long drought may be over, though. The new golden age of GPU computing has begun. Read the full article here. |
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| NVIDIA pushes further into mainstream computing Reuters, 10/01/2009 Summary: NVIDIA said it will ship its new chip architecture in the next few months, strengthening its position in computer processing while promising improved graphics performance across its chip offerings. Read the full article here. |
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| NVIDIAs graphics chips to be used in national lab’s supercomputer VentureBeat, 09/30/2009 Summary: The Oak Ridge National Laboratory said today it will use NVIDIAs next-generation graphics chips in a supercomputer that is 10 times more powerful than the lab’s fastest current machine. Read the full article here. |
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| NVIDIA to Introduce Faster Chips Wall Street Journal, 09/30/2009 Summary: NVIDIA announced its next major leap in technology, vowing to deliver chips that speed up an array of computing chores as well as advancing its traditional stronghold in graphics. The Silicon Valley company demonstrated a new chip design, dubbed Fermi, that it said will target scientific and business applications beyond conventional chores such as generating images in videogames. At three billion transistors, NVIDIA said its new chip would be the most complex ever designed. Read the full article here. |
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| Graphics chips speed up medical imaging San Jose Mercury News, 8/31/2009 Summary: One of the growing array of applications being found for the powerful graphics-oriented processors that NVIDIA sells is in speeding up medical imaging. Using the kind of microprocessor that runs most personal computers and many medical gadgets, it would take an hour to produce a three-dimensional picture of a breast scanned by an ultrasound imaging device being developed by TechniScan, according to Jim Hardwick, a software engineer with the Salt Lake City company. But with an advanced graphics chip made by Santa Clara-based NVIDIA, he said, it takes about half that time. Read the full article here. |
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| Tablet Computers Are Coming Soon, NVIDIA Says New York Times, 8/28/2009 Summary: The tablet computer concept is in vogue again in Silicon Valley, thanks largely to the endless speculation that Apple will soon announce a tablet computer. But whatever Apple does, another large Valley company — NVIDIA — is on record stating in no uncertain terms that it will supply the silicon core of a tablet device, or what it describes as a “media pad.” Read the full article here. |
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| Zune HD packs a big processing punch CNET, 8/13/2009 Summary: Microsoft's Zune HD will use one of the most powerful chips to go into a portable media player yet: NVIDIA's multicore Tegra processor. Tegra packs two processor cores based on intellectual property from U.K.-based chip designer ARM. One is the main processor--based on the ARM11 core--which runs the operating system. Tegra's defining feature, however, is an additional NVIDIA GeForce graphics chip. Read the full article here. |
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| NVIDIAs Tegra Chip Makes Its Way to Mobile Devices PC World, 8/13/2009 Summary: After close to a year of talk and demonstrations, NVIDIA's low-power Tegra chips will soon appear in mobile devices, a company official said on Thursday. Microsoft's Zune HD portable multimedia device, due for launch soon, will be the first device consumer device to carry the Tegra chip, said Michael Rayfield, general manager of the mobile business unit at NVIDIA, during a press briefing. The chips were first announced around the middle of last year. Read the full article here. |
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| Film Effects Are Battleground Between Chip Rivals Wall Street Journal, 7/28/2009 Summary: In the film "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," the wizard Dumbledore conjures up a tornado of fire that marks a new feat in animation -- and a milestone for a breed of chips that are beginning to play broader roles in the computing world. The simulation was created by Lucasfilm Ltd.'s Industrial Light & Magic unit, which developed software that exploited the collective power of graphics chips from Nvidia Corp. in dozens of computer workstations. Read the full article here. |
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| NVIDIA Goes Mobile Fortune, 6/30/2009 Summary: It's a future PC makers and PC chip companies like Nvidia are scrambling to adapt to, to plant their flag in the mobile marketplace. The stakes are simple: they either win huge, or watch their business slowly but surely shrivel. And while it is a bit confusing at the moment for consumers, hang in there. It's about to be a great time to go shopping for a computer that fits your wallet and your needs perfectly. Read the full article here. |
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| NVIDIAs Plan For Beating Moore's Law Forbes, 6/3/2009 Summary: Jen-Hsun Huang started Nvidia in 1993 and has transformed the company into a formidable $3 billion (revenue) powerhouse in the field for graphics chips. But Huang isn't content with letting his chips be mere adjuncts to classic microprocessors. In a world increasingly dominated by video, Huang believes that graphics processing is leading to powerful changes in the computing environment. This is a transcript of a recent interview with Forbes' Quentin Hardy. Read the full article here. |
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| Computer Buyers Have to Consider System Upgrades Wall Street Journal, 4/22/2009 Summary: In the new operating systems, adequate graphics chips will be more important than ever, because the computers will offload some tasks typically performed by the main processor onto the graphics chip. So, if possible, spring for what’s called a discrete graphics processor, which has its own memory. If you can’t afford this, look for an integrated graphics chip, which shares your main memory, that’s as powerful as possible. One example is the Nvidia 9400. Read full article here. |
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| Forget Touchscreens; Try Point-And-Wave Dow Jones Newswires, 4/21/2009 Summary: 'Virtual touch' technology could hit the market in the near future. With touchscreens gaining mainstream acceptance, computer designers have their fingers on - or, more specifically, off - the next new technology. Read the full article here. |
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| Hello, Dally: Nvidia Scientist Breaks Silence, Criticizes Intel New York Times, 4/9/2009 Summary: Earlier this week, Mr. Dally and I had a chat about his decision to bolt the comfy confines of academia for Nvidia’s life-or-death struggle with Intel and Advanced Micro Devices. Read the full article here. |
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| Acer and NVIDIA Team Up On Living-Room PC Wall Street Journal, 4/7/2008 Summary: All the buzz about “netbooks” — low-end laptops often powered by Intel’s Atom chip — has overshadowed another piece of jargon the Silicon Valley giant helped propagate, low-end desktop systems it calls “nettops.” Taiwan’s Acer Tuesday showed off a new example of such a system, but the news is more positive for rival NVIDIA than for Intel. Read the full article here. |
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| NVIDIA Kicks Off Global Search for Start-Ups Reuters, 3/10/2009 Summary: NVIDIA plans to launch a program to invest in and spur development of up-and-coming graphics technologies and start-ups globally, hoping to shore up the firm's lead in a highly competitive graphics card arena. Read the full article here. |
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| NVIDIA Chips Score Big in Apple Mac Lineup CNET, 3/3/2009 Summary: Apple's rollout of new Macs Tuesday was a vote of confidence for NVIDIA: its graphics chip have now become as ubiquitous as Intel's processors across the Mac line. Read the full article here. |
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| Nvidia Recruits Stanford Computing Guru Wall Street Journal, 1/28/2009 Summary: At a recent dinner event in San Francisco, NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang was having trouble containing himself about a new hire his chip company would soon be announcing. Now it can be told: William Dally, one of the really big thinkers in computer design, is joining NVIDIA as chief scientist and vice president of research. Read the full article here. |
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| NVIDIA: Searching for the Soul of the New PC Wall Street Journal, 1/27/2009 Summary: A lot of people are talking about tough times in Silicon Valley. Jen-Hsun Huang, the hyper-confident chief executive of chip maker NVIDIA, seems to relish the situation. Read the full article here. |
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| NVIDIA Take Video Games Into 3D BusinessWeek, 1/7/2009 Summary: In recent years several companies have developed 3D computer displays, with results ranging from disappointing to, literally, nauseating. Graphics specialist NVIDIA has a new approach that promises to take computing into the third dimension. Video games will be the first to benefit, followed by movies and certain business tasks. Read the full article here. |
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| Walt Mossberg Previews Gadgets at CES FOX Business Network, 1/5/2009 Summary: On Fox Business News today, Walt Mossberg previews some of the latest gadgets at CES, including NVIDIA’s 3-D glasses, secure hard drives, and Netbooks. View the full video interview here. |
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| NVIDIA Chief on Growing the Company BusinessWeek, 12/5/2008 Summary: CNN's holograms are just the start...Direct competition in visual computing has shrunk, but Nvidia's Jen-Hsun Huang sees opportunities to grow. He talks about new products, talent, and opportunities amid the financial crisis. View the full video interview here. |
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| Computers Tap Into The Power of Graphics Cards USA Today, 11/26/2008 Summary: Graphics cards aren't just for games anymore. Long a tool for faster and more intense video game play, computer processors now harness the power of graphics cards for many new applications. Consumers tap graphics-card power for crisper video and faster photo processing. Scientific researchers use it to find oil, simulate brain waves and forecast weather. Read full article here |
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| Nvidia Chip Speeds Up Imaging for Industrial Use New York Times, 9/22/08 Summary: If the company’s expensive gamble pays off, Nvidia could break out of its graphics niche and become a far more significant player in the computing landscape. “Once you have lots and lots of companies writing programs that run on these types of products, then you have this potential of a snowball effect,” said Hans Mosesmann, a semiconductor analyst with Raymond James & Associates. The Nvidia technique has proved remarkably adept at handling the display of pixels on a screen, where there are a lot of parts changing at the same time — typically video images. Read full article here. |
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| InternetNews.com Announces Visionary CEO Awards Internetnews.com, 9/17/08 Summary: It's not easy to find the most inspired executives who possess a unique mix of talent, drive, energy, leadership -- on top of a steely conviction about their technology vision. With this in mind, the editors of InternetNews.com and of Jupitermedia's online division salute the InternetNews.com Visionary CEOs of 2008. NVIDIA has earned lots of laurels, including the title "Company of the Year" for 2007 by Forbes magazine, but Huang has yet to rest on them. Read full article here. |
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| Gameworld: Videogaming enters the Third Dimension Reuters, 8/28/08 Summary: Visual computing technology company Nvidia has unveiled the first mainstream 3D gaming technology at the inaugural NVISION 08 conference in San Jose, which focused on the convergence of technology with Hollywood, games and business. Acclaimed game creator Lorne Lanning "The game design industry grasps this easily. The filmmakers are taking some time to figure this out, but eventually they're going to get it. Hollywood loves it because using a game engine brings the budget down." Read full article here. |
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| Visions at Nvision 08 The Tech Chronicles, 8/27/08 Summary: Jen-Hsun Huang, CEO and co-founder of graphics chip maker Nvidia, kicked off the inaugural Nvision 08 conference Monday in San Jose with a keynote speech that was light on news but heavy with possibilities for visual computing. Artists, engineers and designers are finding inventive ways to use the parallel computing of the graphics processing unit. Huang also demonstrated a couple of games that featured 3-D technology from Dolby. The Age of Empire III demo in 3-D was stunning, offering a cool look at a castle siege from a floating perspective. Read full article here. |
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| Nvidia moves to take on Intel Fortune, 8/25/08 Summary: Instead in this visual age, glitzy entertainment features are just as likely to excite shoppers as anything else – and that’s why the spotlight is on graphics chipmaker Nvidia as it holds its first-ever conference - dubbed NVISION - in Silicon Valley this week. With many of the digital effects industry’s A-listers on hand, it’s shaping up to be a flashy affair. “The world is converging, and who has the better mousetrap, Nvidia or Intel?” said David Wu, analyst with Global Crown Capital. “That’s what I’m going to NVISION to find out.” Read full article here. |
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| Celebrities attending Nvision San Jose Mercury News, 8/24/08 Summary: "Nvidia is going to bring to San Jose - which is the epicenter of Silicon Valley - the ecosystem that's involved with visual computing: scientists, engineers, artists, films, gaming Some of the guests at keynote speeches on Monday and Tuesday have geek cred - like video game developer Lorne Lanning and multi-touch display guru Jeff Han Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage from the Discovery Channel hit "MythBusters" have something special planned for the closing event Wednesday. Read full article here. |
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| Graphics Chips May Play Outside Games Wall Street Journal, 6/16/08 Summary: Nvidia Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. are packing hundreds of specialized calculating engines on new graphics chips to reach a milestone for speed known as a "teraflop," or a trillion scientific operations per second. They plan to offer the chips to gaming fans in cards for personal computers, but also are marketing the technology to accelerate the performance of desktop and server systems on a wide range of technical chores. Read full article here. |
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| Nvidia Plans to Introduce Faster Graphics Processors Bloomberg, 6/16/08 Summary: Nvidia competes with Advanced Micro Devices Inc. to produce chips that run the latest computer games and process high- definition video. Improving the performance of the processors allows programmers to create more realistic games by showing more detail and making characters and backgrounds move faster. Read full article here. |
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| Nvidia looking to take computing to the next level The Tech Chronicles, 6/16/08 Summary: Nvidia is releasing a new set of graphics processing units that not only boast a crazy amount of speed, but come with the promise of helping take on a larger set of tasks by delivering a lot more usable horsepower. Nvidia said this opens a new opportunity for what it calls heterogeneous computing, in which the GPU can work hand-in-hand with the CPU, helping offload some of the big tasks of the CPU to improve overall performance. Read full article here. |
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| Nvidia, AMD Go For Graphics Market Forbes, 6/16/08 Summary: Advanced Micro Devices and Nvidia released fresh graphics processors Monday, renewing their battle for control of a technology both are arguing will play a role in computing that goes beyond just cranking out pretty graphics. Nvidia's new product is a big, high-performance chip that Nvidia will gradually move down-market. Nvidia will attack the high end of the market with its new GTX 200 graphics processors. Read full article here. |
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| Nvidia sees no slowdown, eyes boom in ultra-small PCs Reuters, 6/2/08 Summary: Nvidia Corp, the world's top graphics chip maker, said it sees no signs of a consumer slowdown, and expects sales of powerful, but smaller devices that can display high-definition video and games to drive growth. Nvidia announced on Sunday a line of new processors, called 'Tegra', for these compact mobile Internet devices. Read full article here. |
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| Chip Makers Put Rush on Mobile Gadgets Wall Street Journal, 6/2/08 Summary: Nvidia, known for chips that manage graphics in computers, on Monday announced its first chips for MIDs. The company already sells graphics chips for cellphones and recently began combining that technology with components that include an ARM application processor, which provides calculating functions akin to those of Intel's microprocessors. Nvidia describes its new Tegra chip for MIDs as a "computer on a chip" that will be particularly good for tasks such as watching videos and playing games. Read full article here. |
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| NVIDIA Named Forbes Company of the Year Forbes, 1/7/08 Summary: To determine the winner, Forbes chose among the “Platinum 400” best-managed companies in the U.S., looking at factors such as financial performance, management ability, and innovation. Read the full article here. |
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| Jen-Hsun Huang Conversation with Morris Chang Computer History Museum, 10/17/07 Summary: A rare and fascinating conversation with Morris Chang, one of the most innovative semiconductor pioneers and esteemed business leaders of our time. This talk was with Jen-Hsun Huang, co-founder, president and CEO of NVIDIA Corporation. Video |
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| Nvidia Computer Boards, Servers Using Videogame Technology Dow Jones, 6/20/07 Summary: Chip maker Nvidia Corp. (NVDA) on Wednesday unveiled a new line of supercomputer circuitry and its first server, both of which are based on technology from the world of videogames. "I find this really, really exciting. Now you have a...supercomputer on a chip," said John Peddie, a principal of Jon Peddie Research. |
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| Nvidia unveils new product line; Chip maker launches Tesla products for high-performance computing San Jose Mercury News, 6/20/07 Summary: Nvidia launched a new product line Wednesday that is intended to open a new competitive front with Intel and Advanced Micro Devices.The graphics chip maker unveiled its Tesla products for high-performance scientific and technical computing. Read the full article here. |
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| Nvidia's New Thrust Competes With Intel In High-End Markets Investor’s Business Daily, 6/20/07 Summary: Nvidia on Wednesday unveiled its Tesla line: the C870 add-in circuit board, D870 workstation and S870 server. Read the full article here. |
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| Nvidia touts supergraphics chip Tech Chronicle Blog, 6/20/07 Summary: Nvidia, best known for creating high-performance graphics cards for PC gamers, said Wednesday it has created a line of chips designed for scientific computers. Nvidia chief executive Jen-Hsun Huang dubbed these new graphics-boosted workstations "personal supercomputers." Read the full article here. |
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| Nvidia GPUs To Be Repurposed as Supercomputers, Number Crunchers WIRED News, 6/20/07 Summary: NVidia's branching out. The chipmaker, best known for its partners' video cards and a sexy fairy, is to repurpose its GPUs for use in high-performance computing. Financial modeling, petrochemical exploration and medical research are some of the applications touted as targets. Read the full article here. |
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| Nvidia unveils new graphics packages Financial Times, 6/21/07 Summary: NVIDIA, the graphics chipmaker, has introduced a range of products that it says could usher in an era of personal supercomputing. Its new Tesla brand could also shake up the industry in terms of its current dependence on central processing units or CPUs to carry out computing tasks. Read the full article here. |
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| Nvidia unveils family of processors for use in earth sciences, medical markets Associated Press, 6/21/07 Summary: Graphics chip maker Nvidia Corp. unveiled a product family of processors on Wednesday that will be targeted for use in the earth and life sciences markets. The processors are expected to reduce computation times, possibly from weeks to hours. Read the full article here. |
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| Gaming Chips Head to Office Wall Street Journal, 4/3/07 Summary: "Most businesses need computers. Some need really, really fast computers -- and could soon be seeing big gains by borrowing technology from the world of videogames." Read the full article here. |
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| NVIDIA Ranked #10 on the WIRED Top 40 Summary: "Three trillion operations per second make for a killer demo: hyper-real renderings of glamazon Adrianne Curry. But the new GeForce 8800 chip is also speedy enough to launch gaming's graphics powerhouse into totally new markets, like gene sequencing." Full List |
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| Nvidia Launches New Graphics Chip Wall Street Journal, 11/9/06 Summary: "Nvidia Corp. introduced its eighth generation of graphics-chip technology, promising a major advance in performance and potentially opening up new markets for the company..." Read the full article here. |
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| New chips nearly trump supercomputers in power New York Times, 11/9/06 Summary: "The world of supercomputing is being turned upside down by a new breed of consumer-oriented graphics chips that have roughly the brute computing processing power of the world's fastest computing system of just seven years ago..." Read the full article here. |
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| Nvidia Raises The Graphics Bar With A New High-End Chip Line GeForce 8800 among the first big products designed to work with Windows Vista Investor’s Business Daily, 11/9/06 Summary: "...Combine the 8800 with Vista, and "the graphics realism will be unlike anything you've seen," said Ujesh Desai, manager of Nvidia's desktop products." The 8800 is excellent with what we call the physics aspect -- things like smoke, fire and explosions..." |
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| Nvidia makes a new computer graphics chip that does more SHAKING UP THE RACE TO DELIVER THE BEST COMPUTER TO CONSUMERS San Jose Mercury News, 11/9/06 Summary: "Nvidia usually focuses on giving customers crystal-clear images on their computer screen displays. But today, the chip maker is launching a new chip that does more: it not only runs the computer's display but also does some of the microprocessor "brains'' work inside a personal computer..." Read the full article here. |
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| Maps More Real Than Virtual Summary: "The company [Volkswagen] is working with NVIDIA, a maker of computer video cards, to bring the satellite images of Google Earth — complete with buildings, terrain and other recognizable landmarks — to the G.P.S. navigation screens of its cars." Read the full article here. |
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| NVIDIA Ranked #21 on the Wired Top 40 Summary: "Few companies can say they build a reality synthesizer. Nvidia's GeForce graphics processor paints photorealistic environments for Sony's PlayStation 3. ...Nvidia's chipsets remain gaming's gold standard." Full List |
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| BusinessWeek's Info Tech 100, 7/3/2006 Summary: NVIDIA Makes Business Week INFOTECH Top 100 Companies - #73. The report appears in BusinessWeek’s July 3, 2006 issue, with expanded content on BusinessWeek.com at www.businessweek.com/it100 |
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The 100 Best Products of the Year - NVIDIA wins FOUR! PC World, July 2006 15. Toshiba Qosmio G35-AV600 Power Notebook Computer 16. NVIDIA GeForce 7600 GT Graphics Card Chip Set 63. Asus A8N32-SLI Deluxe Motherboard 92. NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GTX GPU Full List |
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| BusinessWeek, 4/3/2006 Summary: NVIDIA has been named to the "BusinessWeek 50," a list which represents the top-performing companies of the Standard and Poor's 500 stock index. Ten performance metrics were used, including sales and earnings growth and long-term earning prospects. |
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| Investors Business Daily, 3/23/06 Summary: Q&A with CEO Jen-Hsun Huang. Discusses financial objectives, growth drivers, and market dynamics. |
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| Dell Releases Desktop With NVIDIA Chips Intended for Gamers The Wall Street Journal, 8/8/05 Summary: Dell Inc., introduces an extremely powerful desktop computer, the XPS 600 system for computer gamers. The XPS 600 is the first to fully utilize NVIDIA SLI technology, making use of the entire capacity of PCI-Express. This new Dell system also includes NVIDIA chip sets. |
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| Perseverance May Pay Off for Chipmaker: Founder and CEO of NVIDIA has Weathered Tough Times but Sees Brighter Days Ahead USA Today, 6/27/05 Summary: Explores how technical differences between computers and consumer electronics are evaporating and massive changes in the computer industry are imminent. Potential in graphics beyond the PC could create increased demand for GPUs. |
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| A Clearer Picture for PC Gamers: Fast New Chip Provides Better Graphic Performance; Lifelike Skin, Hair and Eyes The Wall Street Journal, 6/22/05 Summary: GeForce 7800 GTX: NVIDIA's new GPU provides better graphic performance and increased speed as seen in new demo characters: Mad Mod Mike and Luna. |
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| NVIDIA, Qualcomm executives join board of SIA EE Times, 6/20/05 Summary: The U.S. Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) has elected Jen-Hsun Huang, CEO, president and co-founder of NVIDIA Corp., and Sanjay K. Jha, executive vice president of Qualcomm Inc., and president of Qualcomm CDMA Technologies (QCT), on to its board of directors. |
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| Keeping His Eye on the Ball: NVIDIA’s Co-Founder Applies Childhood Lessons on the Job San Francisco Chronicle, 2/7/05 Summary: NVIDIA CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang shares his experiences growing up in Taiwan, being sent away to boarding school, and playing table tennis. His childhood lessons of determination and dedication have shaped his leadership skills in helping to create an innovative and successful business. |
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| NVIDIA Scores: Sony to Use its Chips in Playstation 3 The Mercury News, 12/8/04 Summary: Sony announces that it will use NVIDIA graphics chips in the upcoming PlayStation 3 video game console. The most powerful graphics chip ever to be made will be created for the PS3—code named RSX. |
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| NVIDIA Comes Back Into Focus Financial Times, 2/7/05 Summary: NVIDIA is on the rebound due to fierce determination and a willingness to accept change against all odds. |
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| The Washington Post, 10/12/2004 Summary: NVIDIA has focused on presenting employees with small advantages at work designed to make their lives easier and improve life balance. Many advantages include: oil changes, car washes and haircuts available on-site (but not free). The goal is to make daily errands easier to fit into busy schedules and to ensure employees are treated well, as they are the company's most valuable assets. |
