A Turbulent Year for NVIDIA
The following video is part of our "Motley Fool Conversations" series, in which Eric Bleeker, senior technology analyst, discusses topics across the investing world.
In this edition, Eric continues his reviews of major tech companies' yearly performances. Looking at NVIDIA, Eric notes that while the company has seen wild swings, it closes on a positive note with strong graphics card growth in China, demand for high-performance products like Tesla increasing, and Tegra 3 beating the competition to market.
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