Nvidia, picking up on the reality that most PC users don’t have the absolute latest in tech, have announced at CES a revamp of their Geforce Now service, which will let anyone with a PC or Mac stream games from “a Pascal PC in the cloud” (Pascal is the name given to the technology found on graphics cards like the Titan).
Geforce Now, which launched in 2015, was previously only available for the company’s Shield devices, and only supported a handful of titles. This new service looks much more ambitious.
Nvidia says “GeForce NOW is basically a GeForce gaming PC on-demand”, and the service will enter early access in March.
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