Share This article. Most of the focus at Nvidiaâs Games Developers Conference (GDC) event has been focused on DirectX, but a rare three-way presentation between Nvidia, Intel, and AMD has emphasized that Microsoftâs API isnât the only place where innovation happens.he goal of such sessions is not to persuade programmers that OpenGL is the best in a hypothetical three-way with Mantle and a future DX12 but to present them with practical implementation ideas for driving maximum performance now.
Best Answer: $7,974.72. The offering price of MSFT stock was $21.00 per share at the IPO on March 13, 1986. If you had bought 1 share at the offering, you would now have 288 split-adjusted shares. So you would be worth 288 * 27.69 = $7,974.72. An interesting way to look at the increase in Microsoft, since it went public:
If you look at today's MSFT closing price of $27.69 down 6 cents; the March 1986 IPO price, accounting for 9 splits, would have cost you 9.7 cents. That would be almost what MSFT lost in value today. So 970 cents invested i.e. $9.70, would now be worth $2,769.00. Although quite a good record, the stock has lost value since its peak of about $60 in early 2000. Someone who invested $10,000 in the company's IPO would own a stake worth roughly close to $3,000,000 today.