Meet General Manager, GeForce GRID Cloud Gaming
Phil leads a team of engineers who are striving to deliver an incredible gaming experience from the cloud to your TV, PC, Tablet and Phone by adding GeForce GRID into cloud gaming servers. Phil joined NVIDIA in 2009 to work on 3D Vision stereoscopic gaming and sees great potential to deliver S3D games to 3DTVs via the cloud. He has been working on improving GPUs for 20 years.
E3 is always host to hot games and the latest hardware to play them on, but the coolest thing on display at this year’s edition might well be an Ethernet cable. That’s because connecting that thin, simple cable to a new Samsung Smart TV loaded with Gaikai’s online gaming app gives you access to the… Read More
A couple weeks ago, we unveiled NVIDIA GeForce GRID, our cloud gaming platform. Now that the dust has settled, we’d like to provide a bit more detail on what you’ll be able to expect from it. Let’s start with what GeForce GRID is. It enables video games to be delivered to you just like video… Read More
We've just finished off our keynote, and if you were here you'd know that 3D has been a hot topic for a while, particularly since the release of James Cameron’s Avatar movie last December. It’s something that’s been near and dear to NVIDIA for a while, as well, and it’s the reason why we’ve been working… Read More
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