NVIDIA | News, Hiring, Layoffs, Competitors, CEO, Fundraising Insights
NVIDIA is a pioneering technology company founded in 1993, known for inventing the GPU in 1999, which revolutionized the PC gaming...
NVIDIA is a pioneering technology company founded in 1993, known for inventing the GPU in 1999, which revolutionized the PC gaming market and modern AI. The company specializes in accelerated computing, offering a range of products and solutions across gaming, AI, deep learning, and automotive technology. Headquartered in Santa Clara, CA, NVIDIA has evolved into a full-stack computing company with significant contributions to data centers and the metaverse.
Website
Headquarters
Santa Clara, CA
Size
10,001+ employees
Industry
Computer Hardware Manufacturing
Specialities
GPU-accelerated computing, artificial intelligence, deep learning, virtual reality, gaming, self-driving cars, supercomputing, robotics, virtualization, parallel computing, professional graphics, automotive technology
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ποΈ NVIDIA Product and Pricing News
- NVIDIA launched Project GR00T with new AI and simulation tools to advance humanoid robots, announced at the Conference for Robotic Learning in Munich.
- Starting January 1, NVIDIA will limit GeForce Now subscribers to 100 hours of playtime per month, with an option to roll over up to 15 unused hours, while upgrading the Priority tier to support 1440p resolution.
- NVIDIA has upgraded its GeForce Now $9.99 tier to support 1440p and Ultrawide resolutions without increasing prices, but introduced a 100-hour play limit for its game streaming service.
- On November 7, 2024, NVIDIA released AI reference architectures for enterprise-class hardware, using their servers and networking technologies to support deployments from 32 to 1,024 GPUs.
- NVIDIA plans to enter the high-end consumer CPU market in 2025 by partnering with MediaTek to develop AI PCs featuring Arm-based processors and Blackwell GPUs.
- NVIDIA is reportedly launching its GeForce RTX 50 'Blackwell' gaming GPUs soon, according to leaker Kopite7kimi.
- Rackspace Technology launched an on-demand GPU-as-a-Service using NVIDIA's new server classes, including the NVIDIA H100 Tensor Core GPU, to enhance AI infrastructure performance and reliability.
- NVIDIA launched an AI-powered fraud detection workflow on AWS, improving fraud detection accuracy by up to 40% and helping financial services mitigate risks as credit card fraud losses are projected to reach $43 billion by 2026.
π NVIDIA CEO, Management and Leadership Team
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Director, CPU Verification[email protected]
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Director of Treasury[email protected]
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Director, Omniverse[email protected]
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Director of Software Engineering[email protected]
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NVIDIA Project Director, changing the world with code[email protected]
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Director of Engineering[email protected]
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Director[email protected]
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Founder and CEO, NVIDIA[email protected]
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Chief Platform Architect[email protected]
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NVIDIA Chief Scientist and SVP Research and Stanford Professor[email protected]
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Chief Imaging Technologist, NVIDIA
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Chief Architect, Extended Workforce[email protected]
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Vice President[email protected]
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Vice President, Omniverse & Simulation Technology[email protected]
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Vice President, Software Engineering[email protected]
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Vice President, System Product Engineering[email protected]
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Senior Vice President, Enterprise Business[email protected]
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Vice President of Engineering[email protected]
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Vice President[email protected]
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Process Executive
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CTO, Israel Clusters Builds Architecture[email protected]
βοΈ NVIDIA Alternatives and Competitors
- Cisco Systems |
- Juniper |
- Arista Networks |
- Dell Technologies |
- Extreme Networks |
- Huawei Technologies |
- Broadcom |
- Lenovo |
- Intel |
- AMD |
- QUALCOMM |
- Texas Instruments |
- Applied Materials |
- Micron Technology |
- Analog Devices |
- Renesas Electronics |
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise |
- IBM |
- Alibaba
πΌ NVIDIA Hiring and Layoffs
- On November 7, 2024, NVIDIA appointed Ellen Ochoa, former director of NASAβs Johnson Space Center, to its board of directors.
- NVIDIA is currently hiring for the position of Linear Algebra Primitives, Product Manager in the United States.
π€ NVIDIA Developer, Integration and Automation News
- NVIDIA announced partnerships with Deloitte and Microsoft on October 21 to deploy digital AI agents and support AI startups in healthcare and life sciences.
- NVIDIA is collaborating with Infosys to launch Infosys Topaz BankingSLM and Infosys Topaz ITOpsSLM using the NVIDIA AI Stack.
- NVIDIA collaborated with Dell to support Samsung SDS Caidentia in providing Generative AI services with up to 98% accuracy.
- At Lenovo Tech World, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and Lenovo CEO Yuanqing Yang introduced Lenovo Hybrid AI Advantage with NVIDIA and unveiled new solutions featuring Lenovo's Neptune liquid-cooling technology for NVIDIA Blackwell.
- NVIDIA and Cognizant have partnered to enhance data modernization by integrating NVIDIA's AI and accelerated computing platform with Cognizant's analytics tools to improve data processing speed and efficiency.
- On October 30, 2024, NVIDIA launched the Enterprise Reference Architectures program to help companies scale their compute infrastructure for AI applications, with agreements from Dell Technologies, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Lenovo, and Supermicro.
- Northern Data Group acquired NVIDIA's H200 GPUs and gained access to NVIDIA's Blackwell chip as one of 11 sovereign AI funds.
- NVIDIA's Spectrum-X Ethernet is used to connect servers in xAI's Colossus supercomputer, which will expand to 200,000 H100 and H200 GPUs, achieving high data throughput and low latency.
π NVIDIA Financials, Fundraising and Valuation News
- NVIDIA surpasses $3.6 trillion market value after Trump's win.
- NVIDIA's stock dropped 4.59% to $132.94 as of October 31, 2024, following concerns about Alphabet's stagnant capital expenditure growth.
- NVIDIA's stock surged 2,750% over the past five years due to the booming AI market, with 87% of its recent revenue coming from data center GPUs.
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