For the GeForce RTX 30 generation, NVIDIA is turning its attention to the non-gaming aspects that can make or break live broadcast. And, no, it's not just the messy room in the background.

NVIDIA is making it easier than ever to look professional in your live stream. The company’s new Broadcast app is a streamlined, AI-driven toolset that offers noise removal, virtual background ...

Nvidia is updating its Broadcast app to filter out the sound of pets and cicadas. It comes just in time for billions of cicadas emerging in the US after 17 years underground.

The campus will have two futuristic glass buildings with a distinctive shape based on the triangle--the underlying geometric building block used in computer graphics, Nvidia's longtime specialty.

Nvidia's enormous headquarters at Santa Clara, California features parks and treehouses. And yes, it was named after a "Star Trek" starship.

NVIDIA has made it easier to remove room echo, sounds of pets and video noise with the latest version of its Broadcast app.

OBS Studio is getting support for AI-powered virtual backgrounds from Nvidia broadcast, so Nvidia RTX GPU users can ditch the plug-ins.

What you need to know NVIDIA Broadcast 1.2 is now generally available. The update adds several new features, including Room Echo Removal and Video Noise Removal.

Now in its seventh year, the Nvidia GPU Technology Conference opening Tuesday at the San Jose Convention Center celebrates the graphics processing unit, or GPU, a chip that has become the Swiss ...

Nvidia Broadcast and Ryzen AI can do a lot of the same things. Which one has better background blur and eye tracking, and which one will kill your battery fastest?

Nvidia's Broadcast app, which gives users tools for setting up livestreams from their PCs, is getting a big update today that improves its echo and video noise reduction tech.

It isn't fun and games -- yet Gamers won't begin to see the effects of NVIDIA's ray-tracing technology until the publishing companies have had the opportunity to incorporate them into the titles ...