Nvidia GPUs
1299 GPUs found
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About NVIDIA Corporation
Founded in 1993 by Jensen Huang, Chris Malachowsky, and Curtis Priem, NVIDIA revolutionized computer graphics and parallel computing. Originally focused on gaming graphics, NVIDIA has grown into a $1+ trillion company leading artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, and data center technologies.
Key Milestones:
- 1999: Released GeForce 256, the world's first GPU
- 2007: Launched CUDA programming platform
- 2018: Introduced RTX real-time ray tracing
- 2020: DLSS AI upscaling technology
Innovation Leadership:
- Created the concept of the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)
- Pioneered real-time ray tracing in consumer graphics
- Leading AI and machine learning acceleration
- Powers most of the world's supercomputers
Graphics API & Programming Support
NVIDIA Proprietary Technologies:
- CUDA: Parallel computing platform and programming model
- DLSS: AI-powered image upscaling technology
- RTX: Real-time ray tracing API and SDK
- Optix: GPU-accelerated ray tracing engine
Standard Graphics APIs:
- DirectX 12 Ultimate: Advanced features like ray tracing
- Vulkan 1.3: Low-level graphics and compute API
- OpenGL 4.6: Cross-platform graphics programming
- OpenCL: Open standard for parallel computing
Showing 3 of 1299 GPUs
NVIDIA
Tesla Fermi(x20xx)
Tesla X2090
GF110
6 GB
GDDR5
Base: 651 MHz
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Boost: 651 MHz
TDP: 225 W
Fermi 2.0 Architecture
40 nm Process
TFLOPS
1.3
NVIDIA
Console GPU(Microsoft)
Xbox GPU
NV2A
66 MB
DDR
Base: 233 MHz
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Boost: 233 MHz
Kelvin Architecture
150 nm Process