News
04-07-2008, 06:15 PM
They accost him at airports. They pump him for technical information at conferences. Even his son is on his case. When you sell a product that tens of millions of videogame fanatics rely on, there is no escape.
Nvidia Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang came home one evening in 2003 to find the latest copy of Maximum PC magazine waiting for him. Inside was a harsh review of Nvidia's new graphic card, the brawny set of microchips that makes the aliens and bullets come to three-dimensional life on a personal computer.
Read More (http://nvision2008.com/assets/common/NVIDIA_Forbes_Jan08_EPrint.pdf)
Nvidia (http://nvision2008.com/assets/common/NVIDIA_Forbes_Jan08_EPrint.pdf)
Nvidia Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang came home one evening in 2003 to find the latest copy of Maximum PC magazine waiting for him. Inside was a harsh review of Nvidia's new graphic card, the brawny set of microchips that makes the aliens and bullets come to three-dimensional life on a personal computer.
Read More (http://nvision2008.com/assets/common/NVIDIA_Forbes_Jan08_EPrint.pdf)
Nvidia (http://nvision2008.com/assets/common/NVIDIA_Forbes_Jan08_EPrint.pdf)