Sure, our IT team can work miracles with technology. But can they put together complicated prosthetics one-handed? It was at least fun to watch them try. More than 60 gathered at our Santa Clara...

Dynamic smoke. Realistic turbulence. Explosions that leave debris all over the place. It’s hard to imagine we used to have war games without these effects. But not any more. Warface has captivated...

Take a bad man. Put him in a world where no sin is forgiven. Now, pit him against an army of evil led by an ancient god for one last chance at redemption. Lords of the Fallen – a new action role-playing game for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One ...

Great gaming hardware needs great games. We’re not afraid to say we build the world’s most advanced GPUs. But breakthrough gaming experiences—like Borderlands: The Pre Sequel, launched this month—rely on more than great hardware. That’s why we ...

Some companies have fans. We have fanatics. Fanatics like Li Xiaosheng, who built a giant GeForce GTX 690 out of 11,000 Lego pieces. This past weekend, there was no better place in the world for PC gaming fanatics than the NVIDIA Gaming Festival, in ...

NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) will present at the following upcoming conference for the financial community: UBS Global Technology Conference Tuesday, Nov. 18, 10:45 a.m. PT Cavallo Point, Sausalito,...

NVIDIA will host a conference call on Thursday, Nov. 6, at 2 p.m. PT (5 p.m. ET) to discuss its financial results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2015, ending Oct. 26, 2014. The call will ...

The world has big research problems. GPUs can help solve them. That’s why we’re launching our 14th annual Graduate Fellowship Program. Our goal is to provide grants and technical support to graduate students doing outstanding GPU-based research. ...

Google made history again this week, bringing 64-bit capabilities to Android for the first time with its Nexus 9 tablet. Powered by our 192-core Tegra K1 superchip, the device is also the first tablet to feature the latest version of the Android ...

Sooner or later, the house always wins. That was the message former NASA astronaut Ed Lu gave at our Santa Clara headquarters as part of a series of talks to NVIDIA employees Wednesday. Lu spoke about the risks to humanity posed by asteroids – and ...