More software focused power saving (a lá Optimus) "in the pipeline", rather than their existing more hardware based switching, but no comment on what CPUs/chipsets/etc it would work with.
6 million DX11 graphics cards sold in total.
28nm for GF GPUs, no specific time for when that will happen (someone asked if it was 'still scheduled for end of this year).
Lots of talking about Fusion especially when it came to mobile computing (maybe one day something will arrive, they're looking at 2011 H1). And presumably a Tegra competitor from this to go with Bobcat in tablets and very low power devices (below netbooks).
Improving graphics ASPs, especially in mobile (I think they said).
Some things are from memory so I'm not 100% sure that I remember it exactly correctly, but ATI at least seem to be working on making themselves better in the markets NV have moved ahead in, gives an indication of DX11 sales, and what might be in the pipeline in general (although nothing about a specific next graphics product to follow the 5000 series).
40nm supply constrained in Q1, supply should improve, but demand expected to increase as well, so going forward "hand to mouth" in terms of product supply. 40nm from ATI will still be tight on supply, but supply should improve.
"Not a normal environment" in terms of graphics due to the supply issues.
Lots of evidence for increase in notebook GPU marketshare, difficult to call overall.
I think they just said 30% of product was 40nm (so 70% on 55 presumably).
First Fusion parts will be from Globalfoundries.
(overall revenues "hopefully flat to -5%" due to seasonality, for the overall business, which is possibly slightly better than usual)
6 million DX11 graphics cards sold in total.
28nm for GF GPUs, no specific time for when that will happen (someone asked if it was 'still scheduled for end of this year).
Lots of talking about Fusion especially when it came to mobile computing (maybe one day something will arrive, they're looking at 2011 H1). And presumably a Tegra competitor from this to go with Bobcat in tablets and very low power devices (below netbooks).
Improving graphics ASPs, especially in mobile (I think they said).
Some things are from memory so I'm not 100% sure that I remember it exactly correctly, but ATI at least seem to be working on making themselves better in the markets NV have moved ahead in, gives an indication of DX11 sales, and what might be in the pipeline in general (although nothing about a specific next graphics product to follow the 5000 series).
40nm supply constrained in Q1, supply should improve, but demand expected to increase as well, so going forward "hand to mouth" in terms of product supply. 40nm from ATI will still be tight on supply, but supply should improve.
"Not a normal environment" in terms of graphics due to the supply issues.
Lots of evidence for increase in notebook GPU marketshare, difficult to call overall.
I think they just said 30% of product was 40nm (so 70% on 55 presumably).
First Fusion parts will be from Globalfoundries.
(overall revenues "hopefully flat to -5%" due to seasonality, for the overall business, which is possibly slightly better than usual)
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