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NVIDIA (NVDA) — one of the most influential tech companies in the world right now

Overview

NVIDIA Corporation is a U.S.-based tech company best known for designing graphics processing units (GPUs). It was founded in 1993 by Jensen Huang (current CEO), Chris Malachowsky, and Curtis Priem.

How NVIDIA Works NVIDIA started off making GPUs for gaming, but today it's a powerhouse across multiple industries, including:

🎮 Gaming

Their GeForce line of GPUs dominates PC gaming.

NVIDIA technologies like DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) and RTX ray tracing enhance graphics and performance.

🧠 AI & Machine Learning

For training and running AI models (like the one you're talking to right now!), NVIDIA GPUs are the industry standard. They make data center GPUs like the A100 and H100, used in AI, scientific research, and cloud computing.

Their software platform CUDA allows developers to harness GPU acceleration.

🚘 Automotive

NVIDIA's DRIVE platform powers autonomous driving systems and in-vehicle AI for companies like Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, and others.

☁️ Data Centers & Cloud

GPU acceleration is provided by NVIDIA in collaboration with cloud giants like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Their GPUs are utilized in everything from scientific simulations to ChatGPT, making them indispensable for AI inference and training. Expertise in Visualization Workstation GPUs (Quadro series) are used in industries like architecture, film, and engineering.

Lets take a look at the list of Graphic Card's released by NVDIA by the years:-

NVIDIA has released a wide array of graphics cards since its inception, catering to various market segments from gaming enthusiasts to professional workstations. Below is a comprehensive list of NVIDIA's desktop graphics card series along with their respective release years:​

GeForce Series (Gaming and Consumer Graphics Cards):

GeForce 256 Series: 1999​

GeForce 2 Series: 2000​

GeForce 3 Series: 2001​

GeForce 4 Series: 2002​

GeForce FX Series (GeForce 5): 2003​

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GeForce 6 Series: 2004​

GeForce 7 Series: 2005​

GeForce 8 Series: 2006​

GeForce 9 Series: 2008​

GeForce 200 Series: 2008​

GeForce 300 Series: 2010 (OEM only)​

GeForce 400 Series: 2010​

GeForce 500 Series: 2010​

GeForce 600 Series: 2012​

GeForce 700 Series: 2013​

GeForce 800 Series: 2014 (OEM only)​

GeForce 900 Series: 2014​

GeForce 10 Series: 2016​

GeForce 20 Series (RTX 20xx): 2018​

GeForce 30 Series (RTX 30xx): 2020​

GeForce 40 Series (RTX 40xx): 2022​

GeForce 50 Series (RTX 50xx): 2025​

Quadro Series (Professional Workstation Graphics Cards):

Quadro: 2000​

Quadro FX Series: 2003​

Quadro NVS Series: 2003​

Quadro FX (x300) Series: 2004​

Quadro FX (x400) Series: 2005​

Quadro FX (x600) Series: 2006​

Quadro FX (x700) Series: 2007​

Quadro FX (x800) Series: 2008​

Quadro FX (x900) Series: 2009​

Quadro x000 Series: 2010​

Quadro x100 Series: 2011​

Quadro x200 Series: 2012​

Quadro x300 Series: 2013​

Quadro x400 Series: 2014​

Quadro x500 Series: 2015​

Quadro x600 Series: 2016​

Quadro x700 Series: 2017​

Quadro GVxxx Series: 2018​

Quadro RTX Series: 2018​

Tesla Series (High-Performance Computing and AI):

Tesla (Original): 2007​

Tesla 10 Series: 2008​

Tesla 20 Series: 2010​

Tesla K Series: 2012​

Tesla M Series: 2015​

Tesla P Series: 2016​

Tesla V Series: 2017​

Tesla T Series: 2018​

NVIDIA TITAN Series (High-End Enthusiast and Professional GPUs):

GeForce GTX TITAN: 2013​

GeForce GTX TITAN Black: 2014​

GeForce GTX TITAN Z: 2014​

NVIDIA TITAN X: 2015​

NVIDIA TITAN Xp: 2017​

NVIDIA TITAN V: 2017​

NVIDIA TITAN RTX: 2018

The latest Graphics Card by NVDIA:-

The GeForce RTX 50 Series, NVIDIA's most recent graphics card line, was unveiled on January 6, 2025, at CES. This lineup introduces significant advancements in AI-driven rendering and ray tracing, powered by the new Blackwell architecture.