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Entertainment

NVIDIA will end support for mobile Kepler GPUs by April this year

Here's a shot from Doom by Duncan Harris, titled A Cold Day In Hell (alt version). Game photographers put effort into framing and composition, just like their real world counterparts, and Ansel could make their job a lot easier. (Image Source: deadendthrills)
Entertainment

Inside Ansel, NVIDIA’s snazzy tool for breathtaking screen captures and photography

Quadro K5200 (Image source: NVIDIA)
PC

NVIDIA refreshes Quadro series with five new professional graphics cards

NVIDIA GeForce GT 720 graphics card (Image source: NVIDIA)
PC

Add-in card partners announce NVIDIA GeForce GT 720 wares

The ASUS GeForce GTX Titan Z. (Image Source: ASUS)
PC

NVIDIA Officially Launches GTX Titan Z; Add-In Card Partners Offering Wares Now

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PC

GeForce GTX Titan Z Graphics Card Unveiled at NVIDIA GTC 2014

Entertainment

NVIDIA Announces New GeForce GTX 800M Mobile GPUs

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PC

NVIDIA Ships GeForce GTX Titan Black; Cards From Add-In Partners Available Now!

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PC

Prospects for NVIDIA’s Tegra K1 Processor Appear Promising, Performance-Wise

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PC

Powering Smart Cars of the Future with NVIDIA Tegra K1

NVIDIA has identified the major stumbling block for gaming realism on a mobile device is that it's limited by the graphics core's capability and the graphics API it supports.
Mobile

How NVIDIA's Tegra K1 Brings PC Gaming and GPGPU to Your Mobile Device

Mobile

Tegra K1 Available in Two Variants - 32-bit Quad-Core A15 + 64-bit Dual-Core Denver

As seen in this older slide released in July 2013, the Tegra K1 has the right kind of API support to enable the next generation of gaming on the mobile front.
Entertainment

NVDIA Unveils Tegra K1 Processor with True Kepler GPU Core