January, 2001 NVIDIA and Apple Computers form strategic partnership.
	January, 2001 NVIDIA Introduces DirectX 8 Development Kit--Key Enabler in Developing Content for Microsoft's Xbox and PCs.
	February, 2001 NVIDIA introduces groundbreaking GeForce3, the industry's first programmable GPU.
	Febraury, 2001 NVIDIA ships XBox GPU and MCP.
	February, 2001 NVIDIA GeForce3 Chosen by Top PC and Graphics Board OEMs.

	March, 2001 NVIDIA Expands GeForce2 MX Family of GPUs, unveiling the GeForce2 MX 200 and 400 GPUs .
	April, 2001 NVIDIA GeForce2™ 3D graphics architecture and family of processors receive the prestigious EDN Magazine Innovation of the Year Award for the multimedia category.
	April, 2001 NVIDIA GeForce2 Go Selected by Dell for Inspiron 8000
	May, 2001 NVIDIA announces it is the largest supplier of graphics solutions for the workstation graphics segment.
	May, 2001 NVIDIA announces Quadro DCC, the premiere professional graphics solution certified for real-time character animation, next-generation game development, and visual effects production.
	May, 2001 NVIDIA Quadro2 EX Selected for IntelliStation E-Pro Workstations, Compaq Deskpro and Professional Workstation lines.
	May, 2001 NVIDIA Added to Nasdaq-100 Index.
	June, 2001 NVIDIA First to Deliver Dolby Digital Real-Time Encoder to the Desktop PC Market.
	June, 2001 NVIDIA enters the intergrated graphics market by introducing its new nForce™ Platform Processing Architecture at the COMPUTEX tradeshow in Taiwan.
	June, 2001 NVIDIA's nForce Platform Architecture Selected by Fujitsu-Siemens.
	June, 2001 NVIDIA Ranked #1 Semiconductor Company in BusinessWeek's "The Info Tech 100".
	July, 2001 NVIDIA GeForce3™ Graphics Processing Unit captures the award for best PC Hardware from the E3 Game Critics.
	July, 2001 NVIDIA TwinView Standard in New Power Mac.
	August, 2001 NVIDIA introduceds Quadro2 Go, the industry’s first mobile workstation GPU.
	August, 2001 At SIGGRAPH 2001, NVIDIA® renders Columbia Pictures’ computer-generated animated motion picture, Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within, in real-time.
	August, 2001 NVIDIA announces Two-for-One Stock Split.
	August, 2001 NVIDIA introduces NVIDIA Personal Cinema.
	August, 2001 NVIDIA announces that the Quadro2 Pro graphics solutions will be used in Hewlett-Packard Company’s line of professional workstations.
	August, 2001 NVIDIA introduces PowerMizer™, a radical new mobile technology that allows end users to extend battery life.
	September, 2001 NVIDIA announces the availability of its Detonator™ XP unified driver for it’s award-winning family of 3D graphics processing units (GPUs).
	September, 2001 NVIDIA extends technology lead with the introduction of the GeForce Titanium Series.
	October, 2001 NVIDIA Quadro2 Pro featured in IBM workstation line.
	October, 2001 NVIDIA Detonator XP earns full certification for Windows XP.
	October, 2001 NVIDIA Corporation Licenses Shader Technology to Evans & Sutherland.
	October, 2001 NVIDIA GPUs sweep PCWorld.com top 10 list.
	November, 2001 NVIDIA nForce platform architecture selected by MicronPC
	November, 2001 NVIDIA GeForce3 GPU named one of the most innovative products of 2001 by Computer Graphics World magazine.
	November, 2001 NVIDIA Quadro2 Go GPU named "Best Hardware" by Cadence Magazine.
	November, 2001 NVIDIA Added to S&P 500 Index.
	December, 2001 NVIDIA graphics technology sweeps Maximum PC “Gear of the Year” issue.
	December, 2001 NVIDIA GeForce3™ 3D graphics architecture honored with Game Developer Magazine's prestigious Front Line award.
	December, 2001 NVIDIA honored by Fabless Semiconductor Association, voted the Most Respected Public Fabless Company and the Best Financially Managed Company.
	December, 2001 NVIDIA becomes the fastest semiconductor company to hit $1B in revenue.
	December, 2001 NVIDIA GeForce3™ Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) receives an Editors’ Choice Award for “Acceleration Product” from Macworld magazine.