What is NVIDIA?
NVIDIA develops GPU-accelerated computing products and platforms. Its work serves data centers, gaming, professional visualization and automotive customers.
Key features
- GPU-accelerated computing
- Data center platforms
- Gaming products
- Professional visualization
- Automotive platforms
Focus areas
- Data center computing
- Professional graphics
- Automotive computing
Strengths
- Platforms across multiple computing markets
- Serves designers and scientists
Watch-outs
- Infrastructure-focused rather than a general chat service
- Product choice depends on the target computing market
Peers
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