NVIDIA denies exit from core logic market
Saturday 02nd August 2008, 01:33:00 PM, written by Rys
NVIDIA, in email communication with the Tech Report, has denied it is leaving the PC core logic market after a news report by Digitimes claimed it was.
The original story, citing a confidential source at a Taiwanese mainboard vendor, claimed that the Californian company was set to get out of the core logic business completely, following a meeting with its mainboard partners not too long ago.
In email to TR, NVIDIA's head of PR for its platform products said that Digitimes' story was completely groundless.
Check out Tech Report's news item for the full email text and discussion.
The original story, citing a confidential source at a Taiwanese mainboard vendor, claimed that the Californian company was set to get out of the core logic business completely, following a meeting with its mainboard partners not too long ago.
In email to TR, NVIDIA's head of PR for its platform products said that Digitimes' story was completely groundless.
Check out Tech Report's news item for the full email text and discussion.
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