“Our legendary GPU lineups aren’t going anywhere” GALAX shuts down graphics card market exit reports
Some publications were calling it “the beginning of the end” for GALAX after reports confirmed control and operation of the brand had been transferred over to Palit. A decision had been made to reorganize and consolidate the brands to make management more efficient, while at the same time dealing with AI-fuelled supply constraints.
Now, GALAX has put out a statement to remind everyone that the brand has been a member of the Palit Group since 2007, and the recent transition is all about integrating brand management for “better efficiency and synergy”. The statement reiterates that it’s “business as usual” for GALAX, confirming that it won’t be ceasing operation of its GPUs.
GALAX will continue to make graphics cards
It has come to our attention that recent reports have inaccurately suggested that GALAX is exiting the graphics card market. We would like to officially clarify the facts:
- Business as Usual: GALAX is not stopping operations. We are continuing to develop, produce, and support our award-winning high-performance hardware.
- A Long-Standing Partnership: GALAX has been a proud member of the Palit Group since 2007. The recent internal transitions are part of a global effort to integrate our brand management for better efficiency and synergy.
- Unified Management: Similar to the successful integration of our internal operations between GALAX and Palit our international “GALAX”, “KFA2” and “HOF” brand is now being managed directly by our headquarters, the Palit Group. This move is designed to strengthen the brand’s global presence, not diminish it.
We thank our community and partners for their continued support. The GALAX, KFA2, HOF and our legendary GPU lineups aren’t going anywhere we are just getting started for the next generation.
Source: GALAX
An additional statement published by Palit aims to “address and clarify recent inaccurate media reports” surrounding the situation. It says the product roadmap will continue as planned, and essentially, the two statements mimic each other in their content. Palit confirms that GALAX, KFA2, and HOF brands are not centralized at the Palit Group headquarters.
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These “legendary GPU lineups” aren’t being phased out or canceled in any way.