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NVIDIA Quadro® architecture delivers greatest generational leap in company history with a new line of professional solutions; NVIDIA Quadro FX 4600, Quadro FX 5600, and NVIDIA Quadro Plex VCS Model IV |
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NVIDIA demonstrates 3D user interface concept for mobile devices |
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NVIDIA and Windows Vista deliver outstanding new 3D computing experience |
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Acquisition of PortalPlayer; a leading supplier of semiconductors, firmware, and software for personal media players and secondary display-enabled computers |
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New NVIDIA Quadro® FX 3500M graphics solution redefines mobile workstation performance and capabilities |
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NVIDIA launches the SLI Marketplace; the ultimate destination for consumers looking to buy, build, or sell PC Gaming products |
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NVIDIA launches digital Bollywood initiative |
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NVIDIA unveils CUDA™; the GPU Computing revolution begins |
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NVIDIA and TSMC celebrate 500M processor milestone |
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Launch of GeForce 8800 and NVIDIA nForce 680i; a profound advancement in graphics architecture |
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Acquisition of Hybrid Graphics Ltd.; the leading developer of embedded 2D and 3D graphics software for handheld devices |
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Acquisition of ULi Electronics Inc.; one of the PC industry's most highly-regarded core logic developers |
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Launch of NVIDIA GeForce Go 7800; the World's Fastest GPU for Notebooks |
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Announcement of NVIDIA nForce4 SLI Intel Edition; the First NVIDIA Motherboard Platform Solution for Intel |
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Introduction of NVIDIA's Second-Generation GPU for Shader Model 3.0; GeForce 7800 GTX |
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Announcement of Development of New Graphics Processor (RSX) with Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) for PLAYSTATION®3 |
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Launch of NVIDIA GoForce 3D 4500; the World's First 3D Handheld GPU |
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Introduction of SLI; the Industry's First Multi-GPU Solution |
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Launch of NVIDIA GeForce 6800; the First Shader Model 3.0 GPU |
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Introduction of Gelato; the Industry's First Hardware-Accelerated Film Renderer |
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Shipment of 300 Millionth Processor |
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Launch of NVIDIA nForce3; a New Family of MCPs |
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Announcement of NVIDIA ForceWare; a Powerful Suite of Software Tools and Utilities |
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Introduction of NVIDIA GoForce; the First Megapixel Handheld Media Processor |
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Acquisition of Media Q; the Leading Provider of Graphics and Multimedia Technology for Wireless |
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Announcement of NVIDIA Personal Cinema FX; the Industry's Most Complete Digital Entertainment Solution |
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Introduction of NVIDIA Quadro FX Family; the First Fully Programmable Workstation GPU |
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10 Year Anniversary |
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Launch of GeForce FX; The Dawn of Cinematic Computing |
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Launch of the NVIDIA GeForce4 Family: Top-To-Bottom Product Line of Desktop and Mobile GPUs |
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Launch of NVIDIA nForce2; the Digital Media Platform Processors |
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Over 100 Million Processors Shipped |
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Named the Fastest Semi-Conductor Company to Hit $1B in Revenue |
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Added to S&P 500 |
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License of Shader Technology to Evans & Sutherland |
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Announcement of the Industry's First Mobile Workstation GPU; NVIDIA Quadro2 Go |
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Entrance into the Integrated Graphics Market; Launch of NVIDIA nForce Platform Processing Architecture |
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Shipment of XBOX GPU and MCP |
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Introduction of the Industry's First Programmable GPU; NVIDIA GeForce3 |
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Acquisition of Assets of 3dfx Graphics |
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Announcement of NVIDIA GeForce2 Go; the World's First Mobile GPU |
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Chosen as GPU and MCP for Microsoft's XBOX; Delivering 2 Processors and Licensing Breakthrough 3D Technology to Microsoft |
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Launch of NVIDIA GeForce2 Ultra; the World's First Gigapixel GPU |
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Introduction of NVIDIA Quadro2 Pro; the World's Fastest Workstation GPU |
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Extension of IP Portfolio with S3 Cross License |
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Introduction of NVIDIA Quadro; the World's First Workstation GPU |
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Launch of NVIDIA GeForce 256; the World's First GPU |
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Announcement of the First 32-bit Frame Buffer; NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 |
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Entrance into Commercial Desktop PC Market; Launch of NVIDIA Vanta Processor |
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Initial Public Offering |
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NVIDIA Moves to New Location in Santa Clara, California |
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Announcement of NVIDIA RIVA 128ZX |
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Introduction of the First Multitexturing 3D Processor; NVIDIA RIVA TNT |
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Introduction of NVIDIA RIVA 128; the First High-Performance, 128-bit Direct3D Processor |
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Key Role Established with Game Developer Community by Supporting Direct 3D |
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Launch of NV1; NVIDIA's First Product |
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