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What software does NVIDIA use?

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7 people at NVIDIA in our data have reviewed 9 software products; the most reviewed are Microsoft OneDrive for Business (1 person), Slack (1 person) and GitHub (1).

Seven people at NVIDIA across 2 countries reviewed 9 software products. Most reviews came from the Engineering & IT team, which includes 6 people who evaluated tools spanning development, communication, and collaboration platforms.

People in our data
7
Products reviewed
9
Teams
2
Countries
2

The stack, by team

Counts are people at NVIDIA who reviewed each product. All 9 products: Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Slack, GitHub, Whova, Chrome, Dropbox, Zoom, Visual Studio, Adobe InDesign.

A sample of the people at NVIDIA

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Frequently asked questions

What development tools do NVIDIA's engineering teams review?
NVIDIA's Engineering & IT team members reviewed Visual Studio for development work. The same team also evaluated GitHub, reflecting interest in version control and code collaboration platforms.
Which communication and collaboration software did NVIDIA people review?
NVIDIA's team members reviewed Slack for messaging, Zoom for video conferencing, and Microsoft OneDrive for Business for file storage and sharing. These tools span real-time communication, video, and cloud storage.
What other software categories did NVIDIA reviewers assess?
Beyond development and collaboration tools, NVIDIA people reviewed Dropbox for cloud storage, Chrome as a browser, Adobe InDesign for design work, and Whova for event management. This breadth reflects activity across multiple functions.

Source: the professional profiles of 7 people at NVIDIA in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks