NVIDIA

NVIDIA is a global technology leader and pioneer in accelerated computing. Founded in 1993, NVIDIA has evolved from a graphics chip manufacturer to become the world leader in AI computing infrastructure and software.

Innovation Timeline

• In 1999, NVIDIA invented the revolutionary Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), which not only drove explosive growth in the PC gaming market but also fundamentally transformed modern computer graphics.
• In 2006, the company launched the CUDA platform, pioneering a new era in GPU computing.
• In 2016, they introduced the Tesla P100, the world’s first GPU based on the Pascal architecture.
• In 2020, completed the acquisition of ARM, further expanding their technological footprint.

Core Business Areas

1. Gaming and Graphics Technology

   • GeForce GPU series
   • DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) technology
   • RTX real-time ray tracing technology

2. Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning

   • CUDA deep learning framework
   • TensorRT inference optimizer
   • NGC container registry

3. Data Center Solutions

   • HGX high-performance computing platform
   • DGX AI supercomputers
   • EGX edge computing platform

4. Professional Visualization

   • Quadro professional graphics cards
   • Omniverse collaboration platform
   • NVIDIA Studio creative suite

Technological Innovation

NVIDIA continues to drive advances in AI and deep learning, with recent technological breakthroughs including:

• Transformer Engine
• NVIDIA AI Enterprise software suite
• NVIDIA Grace CPU
• Hopper architecture
• NeMo large language model framework

Today, NVIDIA’s innovations play a crucial role in advancing AI, robotics, autonomous vehicles, the metaverse, and high-performance computing. Through continuous investment in R&D and technological innovation, NVIDIA continues to push the boundaries of computing technology, dedicated to transforming the world through accelerated computing.