For now, gamers are limited to 1080p resolution at up to 60 frames per second and no HDR.

Two major services, NVIDIA GeForce NOW and Xbox Cloud Gaming, have entered the picture, each with a different philosophy, pricing model, and audience.

NVIDIA previewed GeForce NOW in Mumbai ahead of its India launch, running on RTX 5080 servers the company operates itself.

Nvidia has launched the GeForce Now app for Amazon Fire TV devices, enabling cloud gaming access on select Fire TV Stick models ...

Nvidia, the chipmaking behemoth, also has a small software portfolio, with a standout service called GeForce Now. It is a ...

I tested NVIDIA GeForce Now in India ahead of launch. Here’s how cloud gaming performed, latency results, data usage, and who it makes sense for.

Nvidia is gearing up to launch GeForce Now in India, and in an exclusive conversation, John Gillooly explained it will bring ...

Stream your PC games to any Amazon Fire TV device and enjoy up to RTX 5080 performance, with only a Bluetooth controller ...

Nvidia’s GeForce Now is set to launch in India, bringing RTX 5080-powered cloud gaming with high frame rates, low latency, ...

NVIDIA's cloud gaming service, GeForce Now, has expanded to another platform. Starting today, folks with select Amazon Fire TV sticks can install a native GeForce Now app. While it was already ...

Nvidia isn't the only company that has been mysteriously silent on mid-generation releases. AMD also hasn't released a new ...

Nvidia has launched its GeForce Now app for Amazon Fire TV Stick, allowing users to stream PC games directly on televisions, supporting Bluetooth controllers, multiple platforms, and 1080p gameplay ...