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Nvidia's GTC 2020 goes digital as rumors of next-gen 'Ampere' GeForce GPUs whirl

Nvidia’s GTC 2020 goes digital as rumors of next-gen ‘Ampere’ GeForce GPUs whirl

Posted on March 3, 2020 By Jarvis

Nvidia’s GTC 2020 developer conference, where we might get our first glimpse at the architecture inside next-gen GeForce graphics cards, is being shifted to digital form over coronavirus fears.

The dominoes continue to fall. Nvidia’s GTC 2020 conference will be “an online event due to growing concern over the coronavirus,” following the cancellation of Mobile World Conference, the Game Developers Conference, and others, the company announced Monday. The show will still go on, but only in virtual form—and despite it being a dev conference, it could be a momentous event for consumers hoping to hear more about next-gen “Ampere” GeForce graphics cards.
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