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When NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) launched its cloud gaming platform GeForce Now in February, it seemed poised to disrupt the nascent market. GeForce Now also launched with a free tier, while Stadia only ...

Nvidia's GeForce Now is one solution to the GPU shortage, offering gamers a cloud-based platform for playing games on the latest hardware. Here we delve into how it works, the potential drawbacks ...

Nvidia's GeForce Now cloud gaming service is finally coming out of beta. It debuts with a competitive $4.99 paid tier, a free tier with session lengths of up to one hour, and support for over ...

Like all cloud gaming services, Nvidia’s GeForce Now relies on massive data centers that suck down a lot of power and, in some cases, other resources, such as water.

Nvidia’s GeForce Now game streaming could be the real deal.. The GeForce Now beta finally landed on PCs in late January, and it’s the first cloud gaming service I’ve used that doesn’t ...

Another developer has pulled their game from Nvidia’s GeForce Now cloud gaming service. Except this time, the developer Raphael van Lierop, creator of Hinterland Studio’s The Long Dark, said why.

Nvidia found that these cloud-gaming companies would have trouble keeping the hardware running 24/7 and that they had a demand for stronger components that could withstand near-constant use.

As of this morning, Nvidia's cloud gaming service, GeForce Now, has officially moved out of beta testing. If you want to put Nvidia's remote rendering to the test with the games you own, ...

Nvidia is working with automakers Hyundai, Polestar, and BYD to bring its cloud gaming service GeForce Now to cars. It’s not clear when the service will be available.

Source: NVIDIA Low-latency cloud gaming coming to EVs from Hyundai, BYD. During a presentation at the annual CES event in Las Vegas today, executives from NVIDIA shared a slew of company updates ...