
Rick Grandy
Principal Solutions Architect and manager of NVIDIA's Media & Entertainment Solutions Architecture team.
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Mar 26, 2026
How AI & GPUs Transform Modern Game Creation
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Rick GrandyGUEST
So I guess the great thing is, is when we look at the professional cards and the consumer cards for gamers, it's the same chip.

Rick GrandyGUEST
So all the technology that we have, plus some, so like we have error correcting memory on the enterprise boards, which is a really big deal for us when we're doing large simulations and you have error that collects over time.

Rick GrandyGUEST
But some of the stuff that we do or, you know, enabling the new DLSS for, you know, being able to do multi-frame generation.

Rick GrandyGUEST
There's a lot of interop between different fixed function hardware that allow us to do things, you know, like optical flow acceleration.
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15:27Cindy OlivoHOST
And so it seems that you guys are taking that approach and there is a real differentiation between the consumer level cards and the enterprise cards.