인터뷰 내용

CNET: In other gaming topics, there are reports you killed or delayed Titan Z, your new high-end GPU.

– Huang: No, no, that’s silliness.

CNET: So it’s still on time?

– Huang: Yeah.

CNET: $3,000 is a lot of money for a GPU. What do you do to make sure that for someone who buys it, it’s not irrelevant two or three years down the road?

– Huang: In fact, most of the customers that buy Titan Zs buy it every year.

CNET: Do you anticipate that happening even with the $3,000 pricing?

– Huang: Yeah. And the reason for that is the people who buy Titans and Titan Zs have an insatiable need for computing capability, graphics computing capability. So either they got tired of using just a 1,080p monitor and they just bought a 4K. My Titan all of a sudden’s not enough. For a 4K monitor, a $3,000 to $5,000 monitor, I need something bigger to drive it. So that’s Titan Z.