Nvidia not worried about amd vega

The profits of Nvidia increased 48% in 2016 thanks to the excellent sales of its graphics cards based on the efficient and powerful Pascal architecture, this year the GeForce GTX 1080Ti and Titan Xp have been launched, so the situation of the company It couldn't be better with a great dominance over his rival. For these reasons, Nvidia states that it is not concerned about the arrival of AMD Vega.

Nvidia is very confident before AMD Vega

Blayne Curtis, representative of Barclays Capital, asked Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang how competitive the company will be with the upcoming AMD Vega GPU lineup.

Thank you. And moving on to the gaming GPU side, I was wondering if you can only talk about the competitive landscape by looking back and then looking forward in the middle of this year, I think your competitors have a new platform. I'm just curious as to your thoughts on how the quota was resolved in the previous update and then competitiveness in the second half of this year.

Jensen has answered the question with a single sentence, that Nvidia's competitive position will not change. The launch of AMD Vega will not be a problem for an Nvidia that is confident of being able to maintain its dominance despite the arrival of the new architecture of the Sunnyvale.

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Nvidia's dominance has been great in recent years, since the arrival of its Maxwell generation we have seen AMD lagging behind first in energy efficiency and then in performance, with a Fiji core that could not with the GeForce GTX 980 Ti despite using much more advanced and expensive memories. Vega's natural rival will be the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti and the jump taken by AMD has to be very big so that the situation in Fiji is not repeated.

Source: overclock3d