NVIDIA Corporation Presents at UBS Global Technology and Services Conference 2011, Nov-17-2011 12:00 PM - NasdaqGS:NVDA
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Jen-Hsun Huang [Co-Founder, CEO, President & Director] 💬
Jen-Hsun Huang, the Co-Founder, CEO, President, and Director of NVIDIA Corporation, presented at the UBS Global Technology and Services Conference in 2011. Here is a detailed summary of his presentation:
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Introduction
- Expresses appreciation for the opportunity to present.
- Mentions that he has more slides than usual due to significant announcements in the fields of high-performance computing and workstations.
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NVIDIA’s Four Growth Drivers
- Tegra: Mobile processor for handheld devices.
- GeForce: Graphics card for gaming enthusiasts.
- Quadro: Graphics card for professional workstations.
- Tesla: High-performance computing solutions for scientific and technical computing.
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Business Focus
- NVIDIA operates in two primary markets: GPU business and mobile processor business.
- Emphasizes the importance of parallel processing and energy efficiency in both markets.
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Market Segments
- GPU Market: Accelerates computing for gamers, workstation developers, and scientific simulations.
- Mobile Processor Market: Focuses on energy efficiency, especially for mobile devices.
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Revenue Trends
- NVIDIA has been exiting the chipset business, which is now a small part of the company.
- The GPU and mobile processor businesses have been steadily growing.
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Supercomputing Conference Announcements
- Announced products for high-performance computing and workstations at the Supercomputing Conference.
- Introduced GPU directives, simplifying programming for accelerated computing.
- NVIDIA's technology is being used in supercomputers like Blue Waters and Titan, emphasizing the importance of energy efficiency.
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Workstation Technology
- Announced NVIDIA Maximus technology, integrating simulation capabilities directly into workstations.
- Partnerships with major workstation manufacturers like HP, Dell, and Lenovo.
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Quadro Business Growth
- Record quarter in the Quadro business driven by growth in China and India.
- China's 12th Five-Year Plan emphasizes local design and creation.
- India's film industry, led by Shahrukh Khan, is moving towards digital production, driving demand for workstations.
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GPU Market Dynamics
- Explained the concept of "good, better, best" in the PC market.
- NVIDIA's GPUs cater to different performance levels, unlike integrated graphics.
- Desktop GPU market growth attributed to the second half of the 10-year game console cycle.
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Tegra Business
- Established presence in the mobile market and gained credibility among OEMs.
- Introduced Tegra 3, the world's first quad-core processor with variable SMP technology.
- Showcased Tegra 3 running Android Ice Cream Sandwich, highlighting compatibility and performance improvements.
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Future Outlook
- Anticipated growth in the Tegra business due to more OEM partnerships, Ice Cream Sandwich adoption, and Windows 8 integration.
- Addressed concerns about competition from Intel and Qualcomm, emphasizing NVIDIA’s focus on computing and graphics performance.
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Closing Remarks
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Thanked the audience and expressed gratitude for the opportunity to present.
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