Nvidia: '' streaming games won't end hardware sales'

In recent years, we have seen a number of services that offer people the opportunity to access a wide variety of video games without relying on powerful hardware, such as Nvidia GeForce Now or PSNow. Instead of downloading and playing them on a computer or console, streaming services simply transmit the information, allowing the hardware at another location to take on the workload.

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, has said that he does not believe that the service will affect the hardware market.

This is a particularly ideal solution for those with limited funds, low-end PCs, or laptops.

However, in a PCGamesN report, Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, has said that he does not believe the service will affect the hardware market. In addition, he also believed that no matter how good it is, it will never exceed the performance that conventional hardware can offer.

Although Nvidia thinks this, and may be right, this kind of service seems to be gaining more and more prominence. Amazon is supposedly ready to start its own service, there are also a number of reports suggesting that a version of Microsoft's next console could be a console that only works via streaming.

Nvidia already offers this service thanks to GeForce Now

Not only this, the green company also owns Nvidia Shields, which uses its own GeForce Now streaming service. The statements may be against your own products and services, but they are honest.

Gaming technology via streaming is still in its infancy as the average speeds of PC users improve and the availability of different services reaches more regions. Today seems far away, but surely they will play a role in the future.

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