NVIDIA® was co-founded in 1993 by Jen-Hsun Huang, Chris Malachowsky and Curtis Priem, and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California, USA. NVIDIA® was listed on the Nasdaq in 1999 with the stock trading code NVDA. The company has about 5,700 employees in more than 20 countries and regions.

In 1999, NVIDIA® invented GPUs (graphics processors), allowing the world to re-understand the power of computer graphics. Since then, NVIDIA® (NVIDIA™) has continuously set new standards for visual computing, with its breathtaking interactive graphics products widely used on devices ranging from tablets and portable media players to notebooks and workstations. . NVIDIA® has expertise in programmable GPUs (graphics processors), and has made many breakthroughs in parallel processing, thus popularizing the use of low-cost supercomputers. The company holds more than 1,100 U.S. patents, covering many designs and insights about the fundamentals of modern computing.

As demand for GPUs continues to grow rapidly, NVIDIA® has developed five major product brands to meet the needs of specific market segments: Tegra™ has launched a revolution in mobile computing. It is a complex system-on-a-Chip with eight dedicated processors, and its power consumption is 50 times lower than that of a regular laptop PC chip. Tegra™ can power the next generation of tablets, smartphones, portable media players and on-board driver safety/assistance/information systems. ION™ can improve the performance of netbooks. It can present rich high-definition media in games, movies, and web-based videos, and also provides support for Windows Home Premium. With the powerful complement of NVIDIA® Optimus technology, ION™ is flawless.

GeForce® (Qingshi™) accelerates consumer desktop PCs and notebooks. GeForce® is an excellent product line of NVIDIA® , which enables abundant performance for users who play games, enjoy movies, or experience other forms of digital entertainment using a PC. Quadro is the source of power for powerful workstations, and animation companies, broadcasters, visual effects artists and industrial designers all use Quadro to help them create more complex projects and visualize them. Most of the world's cars, aircraft and a wide variety of consumer-grade products are designed using Quadro's professional graphics solutions. Tesla is revolutionizing the supercomputing world. By leveraging the parallel processing power of GPUs, Tesla can provide powerful performance to scientists and researchers who need supercomputer processing power, yet its cost and power consumption is much lower than conventional solutions.

NVIDIA® also launched a large number of important technologies: 3D stereoscopic mirror™ combines specialized shutter glasses and software to achieve immersive 3D visualization effects for games, videos, photos and Blu-ray 3D. SLI® (Speed ​​Power™) can leverage the processing power of multiple GPUs on the same motherboard to create a high-resolution gaming experience. Optimus can leverage the processing power of multiple GPUs on the same motherboard to create a high-resolution gaming experience. PhysX is a graphics engine that reproduces the dynamic effects of natural forces such as gravity and motion imposed on objects in real time. PhysX can be used on all gaming platforms, including PCs, gaming consoles, and iPhones. CUDA in particular makes NVIDIA® proud . CUDA is a parallel computing architecture that allows the GPU to process countless data and geometric figures and pixels of images.