nVidia

Nvidia Corporation is an American multinational technology company, best known for developing graphics processing units (GPUs) and advanced computing technology. Founded in 1993 by Jensen Huang, Chris Malachowsky, and Curtis Priem, Nvidia has become a global leader in computer graphics and artificial intelligence. Initially, Nvidia focused on developing graphics cards for video games, and with the launch of the GeForce product line, it radically changed the gaming industry with superior performance and exceptional graphics. Over time, the company expanded its products and technologies into various fields, including data centers, professional visualization, automotive, and artificial intelligence. With its Nvidia CUDA platform, the company opened new horizons for the use of GPUs for parallel computing, enabling significant advances in scientific research, machine learning, and deep learning. Nvidia's technologies are now essential in developing AI solutions, with applications in healthcare, robotics, autonomous transportation, and many others. Besides its technological progress, Nvidia is recognized for innovation in hardware and software design and its major contribution to the evolution of personal computers and mobile devices. With a forward-looking vision, Nvidia continues to redefine the limits of what is possible in technology, constantly exploring new possibilities and applications of advanced graphics and artificial intelligence.