NVIDIA has published an official post on its blog with a precise statement on its views towards SOPA.
"Nvidia does not support SOPA," reads the headline by NVIDIA's Bob Sherbin, who writes:
"NVIDIA wasn't consulted by ESA in formulating their position on SOPA. Our position is this: we oppose piracy, as it hurts our game-developer partners. However, we do not support SOPA. We don't believe it is the right solution to the problem. We remain committed to working to address this problem in a constructive and fair manner."
It may be too early to thank NVIDIA for taking this stance, as it is fair to say that not supporting SOPA isn't the same as actively opposing it in the manner that websites like Reddit, Tumblr, and Wikipedia have.
That said, it's a step in the right direction, and as denizens of the internet, we should not relent in our attack on the speech-destroying bill.
