The NVIDIA GeForce NOW category is a specialized section that focuses on NVIDIA's cloud-based game streaming service. The category aims to offer a detailed insight into the features, performance metrics, and available game titles that GeForce NOW provides. Intended for both current subscribers and those considering the service, this section contains expert evaluations, user experience reports, and timely news updates.
Explore Nvidia's future in computing architecture as they develop new Arm-based CPUs compatible with Microsoft Windows. Uncover the impact on the tech industry and what it means for consumers.
Delve into the new opportunities that GeForce NOW offers for streaming Counter-Strike 2 from the cloud. Learn about the game’s features, frame rates, and other newly added titles to the GeForce NOW library.
The French Competition Authority recently raided Nvidia's offices as part of an anti-competitive practices inquiry. Explore the impact of this development on Nvidia and the broader tech industry.
Explore how Nvidia's employee-friendly work-from-home policy contrasts with other tech giants while the company continues to lead in the AI chip market.
Explore how AMD is leveraging acquisitions and open-source strategy to challenge NVIDIA’s monopoly in the AI market, specifically focusing on the recent acquisition of Nod.ai.
Detailed analysis of NVIDIA's announcement on the forthcoming price adjustment for its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service. Learn how the changes impact various subscription tiers and regions.
An in-depth look at CD Projekt's decision to move from REDengine to Unreal Engine 5 for future projects including Cyberpunk's sequel and The Witcher 4. How does this shift influence their development strategy?
Understand the differences between NVIDIA's DLSS and DLAA technologies. Learn which is better suited for your gaming needs, including performance and visual quality.
Explore the arrival of Forza Motorsport on GeForce NOW along with Acer's Predator Connect 6E router's impact on cloud gaming. Learn about the game's features and the router's capabilities for an optimal gaming experience.
Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard has given Ubisoft cloud streaming rights to current and future Activision Blizzard games for 15 years, significantly altering the cloud gaming landscape. Ubisoft's rights include controlling game availability on platforms outside the EEA, licensing games to other firms, and adding the titles to its subscription service, Ubisoft Plus. This landmark deal may pave the way for more comprehensive cloud gaming services and significantly impact the gaming industry.