NVIDIA senior exec Jeff Fisher takes centerstage to announce the company's latest gaming, datacenter, and vehicle automation. Among these are the new GeForce RTX 30-series Ti family.05:05 UTC: Gaming has seen meteoric growth over the past two years:05:06 UTC: NVIDIA co-designed laptops retain a technological edge. The company shows off the partnerships it's built over years:05:07 UTC: RTX remains the leading real-time raytracing standard.05:08 UTC: "Dying 1983" world premiere using RTX. It's a Japanese themed survival horror.05:16 UTC: Rainbow Six Siege to get DLSS support.05:18 UTC: Icarus and Red Dead Redemption 2 to get DLSS support.

05:19 UTC: RTX comes to VR games:05:20 UTC: War Thunder, Naraka Bladepoint, Crossfire HD, and Escape from Tarkov to get Reflex support.05:22 UTC: Ampere with DLSS make laptops thinner:05:23 UTC: Gaming laptops to get even thinner, nearing ultra-portable, with top-tier GPUs:05:25 UTC: Also, ultra-portable NVIDIA Studio certified laptops for creators.05:26 UTC: Omniverse Machinima now features web-cam based facial expression interpretation:05:27 UTC: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Ti, new flagship GPU. 50% faster than RTX 2080 Ti, 10,240 CUDA cores, 12 GB GDDR6X memory. Available June 3, and priced at USD $1,199 (MSRP).05:31 UTC: DOOM Eternal to get RTX and DLSS.05:32 UTC: RTX 3070 Ti: Maxes out GA104, 8 GB GDDR6X memory, 50% faster than RTX 2070 Super. Priced at $599, Available from June 10