Nvidia heats up cloud-gaming space with GeForce NOW


Nvidia's Geforce NOW virtually uses a GeForce graphics card to power personal computers, android phones and Shield TVs, enabling the devices to run games with enhanced graphics. — Reuters

Chipmaker Nvidia Corp on Feb 4 opened up for membership its cloud-based game streaming service GeForce NOW, taking on Google's Stadia in a market that is primed for high growth over the next few years.

The platform virtually uses a GeForce graphics card to power personal computers, android phones and Shield TVs, enabling the devices to run games with enhanced graphics.

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