NVIDIA Prefers to Stay Independent


NVIDIA Corp. is confident it can stay independent despite the recent takeover of its main rival, and it sees big growth opportunities in areas such as mobile, where it expects to double the sales. NVIDIA has been the target of merger speculation since Advanced Micro Devices Inc., announced it would buy Canadian graphics chip maker ATI Technologies Inc. for $5.6 billion. Some analysts have suggested NVIDIA could end up being bought by Intel Corp., or at least being forced to strike some sort of in-depth partnership like a licensing deal. Mike Hara, Nvidia's vice president of investor relations, reiterated his company's determination to stay independent. "It reinforces our philosophy that we don't want to be tied up," Hara told Reuters when asked about the ATI deal. "I don't think anything changes. In fact, what we've already felt and seen I think gives us the energy to push faster. While AMD and ATI figure out what their future looks like, we know what ours looks like," Hara also said. Click here to read the full interview with NVIDIA's vice president >> http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,2037152,00.asp




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eles e k fazem bem ;)

Resta saber até quando... A longo-prazo parece-me inevitavel uma mudança de posicionamento no mercado, quanto tempo vai demorar ainda não sabemos.

Resta saber até quando... A longo-prazo parece-me inevitavel uma mudança de posicionamento no mercado, quanto tempo vai demorar ainda não sabemos.

Depende do que entendes por mudanças.
A Nvidia não é a única que pode mudar.

Pelo menos há sinais (http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,2040971,00.asp) nesse sentido.

O mais engraçado é q quando se fala das soluções cpu+gpu, apresenta-se sempre como sendo o cpu a englobar o gpu, mas vamos a ver se n é ao contrario, se o futuro n é a gpu englobar o cpu.