SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - Aug 26, 2014) - Today at VMworld® 2014, VMware, NVIDIA and Google announced a collaborative effort to deliver high-performance virtual desktops and...

Just a few weeks after sharing our plans to transform Chromebooks from the inside out with the Tegra K1-powered Acer Chromebook 13, we told the crowd at VMworld 2014 today that we’re working with VMware and Google to bring these powerful, ...

Scooby Doo. The Smurfs. SpongeBob SquarePants. Every generation has its favorite iconic cartoon. We may one day get to interact with them, too, if Digital Magic keeps up its pace. Digital Magic, of Chennai, India, is the inventor of ToonPet, a ...

There were a lot of amazing sights at the SIGGRAPH conference in Vancouver last week. But to the veteran engineers who stopped by our booth, perhaps the most amazing was this: fully interactive demos of Dassault Systèmes industrial-strength ...

An exquisite interior crafted from recycled materials. A carbon fiber passenger cell built with renewable electricity. And a hybrid system that lets drivers shift from all-electric cruising to street-scorching performance with a flick of the wrist. ...

Many wore NVIDIA t-shirts. Some wore the NVIDIA claw shaved into their hair. And one fan decided it was the perfect place to propose to the love of his life. Of the more than 80,000 screaming NVIDIA fans who descended on our stage show at Gamescom ...

Videogames. Movies. Music. Podcasts. Gadgets. Sly t-shirts. Jeff Wycoff is a man of many interests. But the thing he may know best is the thing most people miss about geek culture: each of these can provide a meaningful connection with others. Talk ...

The world’s biggest gaming show is bigger than ever. Gamescom’s organizers estimate the show will draw more than 375,000 this year. That’s well over the 350,000 who trekked to Cologne, Germany for last year’s show. And our booth is right in the ...

With the help of NVIDIA engineers, Dolby has put Epic’s “Elemental,” Unreal Engine 4 demo on its new “extended dynamic range,” or EDR, display. The result is stunning.

Imagine a filmmaker, tablet in hand, walking through a live-action set and recording actors as they perform, while simultaneously seeing fluid updates of computer-generated elements within the shot. Imagine no more. At SIGGRAPH this week, we’re ...