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by Anna Filatova
Now ELSA is going to focus basically on professional Synergy 2000, Synergy III, GLoria III and GLoria DCC families built on NVIDIA chips. Moreover, in the near future the company is planning to launch a number of professional graphics solutions based on the upcoming NV17 and NV25 chipsets. The exclusive agreement with NVIDIA will push forward development and promotion of professional products from ELSA. Besides, according to this agreement, ELSA will remain the only manufacturer and supplier of professional graphics cards based on NVIDIA chips.
Bearing in mind the new strategy, ELSA will not sell gaming graphics cards from Gladiac and Erazer families any more, at least in North America. However, the company’s daughter divisions in other parts of the world are not obliged to stop selling Erazer and Gladic products immediately. These solutions may still be available in other regions for some time.
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