SINGAPORE / ACCESSWIRE / May 25, 2017 / In an independent research report released early this morning, Capital Review released its latest findings and analysis on NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA), including updated analyst target prices, detailed fundamental discussion, financial review and analysis, consensus estimates, share supply assessment, and this year's upcoming fiscal period upside projections.

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The new research report from Capital Review, available for free download at the link above, examines NVIDIA on a fundamental level and outlines the overall demand for their products and services in addition to an in-depth review of the business strategy, management discussion, and overall direction going forward. Several excerpts from the recently released report are available to today's readers below.

According to new research obtained by Capital Review, the microprocessor and GPU market will exhibit a compounded annual growth rate of 2.2% from 2017 through 2022. This latest projection would result in a total market size of $83.69 billion by 2022 and could signal significant shifts ahead for NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA).

Microprocessors are known as the "brain" of all computers, phones, tablets, and many other electronic devices. Without these chips, technology would not be able to function to the same capacity that we are accustomed to. A microprocessor's main purpose is to carry out a set of programmed instructions and interact with certain application programs in order to function. Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) are a specific type of microprocessor that is specialized for display functions, which allow electronics to render images, animations, videos, and more for the computers display. Through the advancement of technology, the need for microprocessors have become essential to creating the sophisticated electronics consumers use today.

NVIDIA, the inventor of graphical processing unit (GPU), which revolutionized the industry as it created the first graphics chipset that combined 2D and 3D processing in one chip. In 2000, NVIDIA acquired all of 3Dfx's intellectual property, their biggest competitor who had similar technology, but was individually a 2D and 3D chipset that had to be combined. NVIDIA continues to excel and innovate, now shifting their focus towards artificial intelligence (AI). As AI continues to gain traction around the globe, more companies are seeking the software that essentially writes itself.

With new technologies coming into the market, NVIDIA is maintaining a strong presence in the industry showing growth in revenue of 38% for fiscal year 2017 compared to the previous year. Although there has been a decrease in sales volume for lower margin products, NVIDIA sees growth in GPU computing platforms for AI, cloud, graphics visualizations, and more. Since 2004, NVIDIA has repurchased over $4.5 billion of common stock demonstrating confidence in the company's projected outlook. In fiscal year 2018, the company plans on returning another estimated $1.25 billion to shareholders.

Additionally, a recently obtained research report on the microprocessor and GPU market published by Markets and Markets, outlined that with the consistent advancement of technology and the societal shift of technological dependency, higher demand could be seen in this market segment. The recent trend of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or drones, wearable devices, smart watches, the further integration of data into the cloud, and the impact of the Internet of Things could fuel the need for microprocessors and GPUs.

In 2016, the x86-architecture microprocessor held the largest share of the market and is mostly used in laptops, desktops, and servers. These processors are sold at a higher cost compared to one of its counterparts, the lower cost ARM processors which are typically used in portable devices. This may change due to the preference towards more portable, easier to carry devices, compared to larger devices. Also, with this shift of preference, it may affect the revenue and profit margin of companies in this market. The specific segment of the market estimated to have the highest growth is in automotive applications, due to the adoption of car manufacturers electronic systems that provide driver information and communication, in-car entertainment electronics, power train, body control electronics, and automotive safety.

It was estimated that the Asia Pacific holds the largest share of the microprocessor and GPU market currently, with the Americas closely behind. The Americas market share is expected to grow based on the increased demand for server attached GPU and ADAS applications. More information is available to our subscribers by calling our Equity Research department or by downloading the original report, which can be purchased from Markets and Markets for $5,650.

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