The RIVA 128 put Nvidia back on the map, generated revenue for them that the company ploughed back into R&D and helped establish the company as a leader in computer graphics.

Here’s a look at Nvidia’s path to where it is today, from creating hardware for the gaming industry to designing the chips ...

With Diablo IV out here's a little trip down GPU Memory Lane with the original Diablo running on a RIVA TNT 128, and Diablo 2 on a GeForce 256.

Nvidia had gotten lucky twice before, barely surviving the disasters of the NV1 and the NV2 before succeeding—­with only months to spare—­with the RIVA 128. That luck would not hold forever.

A new chip, the RIVA 128, saved the company. Nvidia even turned a modest profit in its first year. This success would be short-lived. The next half-decade was characterized by both big wins, ...

Nvidia counts the biggest tech companies as its clients, ... The turning point, and the moment of Nvidia's continued survival, was the Riva 128 graphics chip the company released in April 1997.

Nvidia’s Graphics Processing Units (GPU) are essential for AI fueled virtual reality, ... CEO Jensen Huang has steered the company to survival with its Riva 128 graphics accelerator.

The words from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang came as part of an all-hands meeting at the company in 1997 following the launch of the RIVA 128. This was prior to the release of the GeForce 256, when ...

Nvidia was originally founded in 1993 but it wasn't until 1995 that the company released its first graphics product the NV1. Things have changed a lot. Pocket-lint ...

With the foundation of RIVA 128 sales, Nvidia produced RIVA TNT, which further cemented its place in the industry with better image quality and performance. Two years later, ...