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Does Nvidia have a habit of killing acquisitions? I'm only familiar with their graphics business, but as far as I can see the only culture going on there is exc
by asdfasgasdgasdg 6y ago
Does Nvidia have a habit of killing acquisitions? I'm only familiar with their graphics business, but as far as I can see the only culture going on there is excellence.
- p1necone 6y agoNVIDIAs whole schtick is making a bunch of interesting software and arbitrarily locking it to their own hardware. Doesn't seem compatible with being the steward for what has up until now been a relatively open CPU architecture.
- ImprobableTruth 6y agoarbitrarily? Nvidia invests a lot in software R&D, why should they just give it away to their competitor AMD who basically invest nothing in comparison?
- rocqua 6y agoArbitrary as in, without technical reasons. An open architecture, and business model based on partnership doesn't really synchronize with vendor locking your products for increased profits.
- ip26 6y agoAt issue is the conflict between ARM's business model- which revolves around licensing designs to other companies- and Nvidia's reputation of not playing nicely with other companies.
- ATsch 6y agoThe concern is more that nvidias culture has historically been being overall hostile to parterships. Which works great for what Nvidia is doing right now, but is probably bad for a company that depends heavily on partnerships.