NVIDIA lands new Sony design contract

March 24th 2006 | NVIDIA

Graphics chip maker Nvidia said on Thursday it has a new design contract with Sony that will pay more than it earned for creating the graphics processor for the upcoming PlayStation 3 video game console.

Sony paid Nvidia about $30 million for designing the PS3’s graphics chip, a fee that was paid out gradually as work on the processor was completed, Nvidia’s chief financial officer Marv Burkett said. Burkett declined to reveal what the design work was for.

Reuters

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NVIDIA lands new Sony design contract
Published in: NVIDIA on 2006-03-24