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@ 2008/07/04I have been following Nvidia from its NV5, Rage 128 chip and the only time I’ve seen Nvidia really went down was in 2003 when it failed to impress the world with Geforce FX, aka NV30. This happened when Nvidia got uber-arrogant and history repeats itself.
Nvidia is one of the most arrogant companies and it is extremely hard to work with most of their departments but at the same time, Nvidia has state of the art engineers and an incredibly good marketing machine. This combination usually works quite well and they proved it with the dominance in high end and mainstream for years. You might not love them but they still make state of the art products.
Let’s just remind you on the other semiconductor mistakes. Intel slipped with Prescott and most of its Pentium 4 marchitecture, AMD is still trying to recover from the Barcelona 65nm quad core adventure and ATI was late with 65nm transitions and it was number two for years now.
Nvidia is one of the most arrogant companies and it is extremely hard to work with most of their departments but at the same time, Nvidia has state of the art engineers and an incredibly good marketing machine. This combination usually works quite well and they proved it with the dominance in high end and mainstream for years. You might not love them but they still make state of the art products.
Let’s just remind you on the other semiconductor mistakes. Intel slipped with Prescott and most of its Pentium 4 marchitecture, AMD is still trying to recover from the Barcelona 65nm quad core adventure and ATI was late with 65nm transitions and it was number two for years now.
