A list of companies Nvidia has acquired since 2019, along with their main businesses: Mellanox Technologies (2019) - High-performance interconnect solutions. Parabricks (2019) - Sequencing analysis software developer. Cumulus Networks (2020) - Networking software trailblazere. SwiftStack (2020) - Cloud storage and data management. OptiGot (2021) - Develops surface-emitting diode lasers (VCSELs) for present and future applications in optical communications, sensing and high power. DeepMap (2021) - High-definition mapping for autonomous vehicles. Oski Technology (2021) - Design tools for semiconductor chip verification. Bright Computing (2022) - HPC and AI infrastructure management. Excelero (2022) - Data acceleration software for NVMe hardware. OmniML (2023) - AI model optimization and deployment tools. Run:ai (2024) - Kubernetes-based AI orchestration. Deci (2024) - AI model optimization and deployment. Shoreline (2024) - Incident management for cloud environments. Brev.dev (2024) - Tools for building AI applications. Nvidia's acquisitions since 2019 reflect a strong focus on enhancing its AI capabilities and software ecosystem. By acquiring companies in areas like AI model optimization, orchestration, and genomic analysis, Nvidia aims to bolster its position as a leader in AI and machine learning. These acquisitions complement their hardware offerings, especially with GPUs, allowing them to provide more comprehensive solutions across various industries, including automotive, healthcare, and cloud computing. This strategy positions Nvidia to not only supply the necessary hardware but also the software tools that enable businesses to leverage AI effectively. Semiconductor /drone broker: YM Innovation Technology (Shenzhen) Co.,Ltd Email: semibroker@foxmail.com chipspotbroker@gmail.com
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