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Nvidia adds it adaptive sync to its GeForce Now cloud service

Nvidia announced the beta version of its GeForce Now service seven years ago in October 2015. Over the years it has been collecting data, building out its server sites, and working deals with publishers—the latter, the weirdest and most difficult part of all. Nvidia has been making one helluva big investment in hardware, and personnel to launch this service, and ...

Jon Peddie

Nvidia announced the beta version of its GeForce Now service seven years ago in October 2015. Over the years it has been collecting data, building out its server sites, and working deals with publishers—the latter, the weirdest and most difficult part of all. Nvidia has been making one helluva big investment in hardware, and personnel to launch this service, and in the process attracted a few competitors who think they can do it better but they’re all playing a long game. Nvidia’s service is different from many others in that the user can only pay games he or she already
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