NVIDIA considers itself undefeated in the segment of expensive graphics cards

Last week, NVIDIA CFO Colette Kress (Colette Kress) had the honor to represent the interests of the company at the Citi technology conference, which allowed the MC of the event to hold interesting Parallels with the comments of the representative of Intel, which we discussed at the weekend. First, the host asked Ms. Kress whether NVIDIA as opposed to the Intel exit on the market of discrete graphics to offer their CPUs. Strictly speaking, NVIDIA has long offered CPUs that are known to us under the brand name Tegra, but they use ARM-compatible architecture, and gradually withdrew from the consumer segment, except for Nintendo game console Switch. To produce more efficient CPUs with the aim of competing with Intel, NVIDIA is not going to. Colette Kress said that "for the common good" it is important to create high-speed interfaces, which would allow to establish effective communication between the various components of the system — same CPU and GPU, for example. The purchase of assets Mellanox in this sense, is very encouraged by the leadership of the company, and it is hoped the successful negotiation of a deal before the end of this calendar year.