 Hi everyone, happy new year and welcome to our special event. With billions of devices unable to play the latest games, it's no surprise that cloud gaming is expected to grow to over 100 million subscribers by 2024. For these gamers, we've built GeForce Now. I'm excited to announce that Battlefield 4 and Battlefield 5 are available on GFN starting today. Today, we're pleased to announce a partnership with Samsung to integrate GeForce Now into their smart TVs. So we've teamed with AT&T and their fast, reliable 5G network to bring the power of PC gaming to mobile devices. We also have an exclusive offer to announce. Starting today, AT&T customers with a 5G device on a qualifying plan can get a 6-month GeForce Now priority membership at no charge. Our new RTX 3080 TIR service, powered by the GeForce Now Super Pods, is the first to support 120 frames per second at 1440p on PCs, up to 1600p on MacBooks, and 4K with HDR on Shield TV. Available today at just $99 for a 6-month membership. Today, we're announcing a new category of esports displays. 1440p 27-inch G-Sync and up to 360Hz. These displays are also dual format. They can switch to 1080p 25-inch if that's preferred for certain games. Today, NVIDIA is announcing a new class of 1440p 27-inch G-Sync esports displays. These displays feature industry-leading refresh rates up to 360Hz for the smoothest, lowest latency gaming. Esports-tuned vibrance color profiles powered by mini-LED backlights and oxide transistors make targets pop from the screen. An enhanced, easier-to-use reflex analyzer automatically measures system latency so gamers can head into competition with full confidence in their PC's performance. And if gamers still want to play a match at 1080p, the monitor features a special dual format 25-inch 1080p mode. The future of esports monitors is here, with new displays available soon from AOC, ASUS, MSI, and Pheusonic. Today, we are announcing the RTX 3050. The GeForce RTX 3050 brings the performance and efficiency of the Ampere architecture to more gamers than ever before. It powers the latest games at over 60 frames per second. Based on our Ampere architecture, the 3050 comes equipped with second-generation RT cores for ray tracing and third-generation Tensor cores for DLSS and AI. For the first time, you can play ray-traced games on a 50-class GPU at over 60 frames per second. The RTX 3050 comes equipped with 8GB of G6 memory, and starting at just 249, it will be available worldwide on January 27th from all of our partners. Today, we are announcing that NVIDIA Omniverse is out of beta and generally available to GeForce RTX Studio creators. Omniverse connects independent 3D design worlds together into a shared virtual space. The connecting language of Omniverse is USD, or Universal Scene Description, which you can think of as the HTML of 3D worlds. Once in Omniverse, an artist can draw on NVIDIA's superpowers, like physics, which can let artists use true-to-reality simulations that obey the laws of physics, and RTX Renderer to see the scene in real time, fully ray-traced or path-traced. Omniverse also lets you collaborate with another artist. Changes made by one designer are reflected back to the other artist. Today, Omniverse is connected to leading applications like 3DS Max, Maya, Blender, Unreal Engine, and many more to come. We are announcing over 160 new laptops, all built around our RTX 30 series GPUs. Today, we are announcing the RTX 3080 Ti laptop GPU, bringing the flagship 80 Ti class of GPUs to laptops for the first time. Featuring 16GB of the fastest GDDR6 ever shipped in a laptop, the RTX 3080 Ti delivers higher performance than the desktop Titan RTX. RTX 3080 Ti laptops start at $2499. The RTX 70 family is our fastest growing class of laptop GPUs. Introducing the RTX 3070 Ti. It's 70% faster than the RTX 2070 Super laptops and delivers 100 frames per second at 1440p. RTX 3070 Ti laptops start at $1499. And laptops powered by both of these new GPUs will be available starting February 1st. For creators looking for the best laptop for your work, we are also announcing new NVIDIA Studio laptops. With the latest RTX GPUs, these laptops are seven times faster than the newest MacBook Pro 16 in 3D design. This includes ultra-portable 14-inch thin and light, perfect for remote workers or students like the new Razer Blade 14. Dual display laptops for video editors like the new ASUS ZenBook Pro Duo. And the most powerful laptops for creators like the new MSI Creator Z17, featuring RTX 3080 Ti. But there's one more thing. The RTX 3090 Ti, a monster GPU. 40 shader teraflops, 78 RT teraflops, 320 Tensor teraflops, 24 gigabytes of 21 gigabit per second G6X memory, the fastest ever. The RTX 3090 Ti, our next BFG PU. BFG PU. Tune in later this month for more details. Did you know that white rhinos and black rhinos are both gray?
 Hi everyone, happy new year and welcome to our special event.
 With billions of devices unable to play the latest games,
 it's no surprise that cloud gaming is expected to grow to over 100 million subscribers by 2024.
 For these gamers, we've built GeForce Now.
 I'm excited to announce that Battlefield 4 and Battlefield 5 are available on GFN starting today.
 Today, we're pleased to announce a partnership with Samsung
 to integrate GeForce Now into their smart TVs.
 So we've teamed with AT&T and their fast, reliable 5G network
 to bring the power of PC gaming to mobile devices.
 We also have an exclusive offer to announce.
 Starting today, AT&T customers with a 5G device on a qualifying plan
 can get a 6-month GeForce Now priority membership at no charge.
 Our new RTX 3080 TIR service, powered by the GeForce Now Super Pods,
 is the first to support 120 frames per second at 1440p on PCs,
 up to 1600p on MacBooks, and 4K with HDR on Shield TV.
 Available today at just $99 for a 6-month membership.
 Today, we're announcing a new category of esports displays.
 1440p 27-inch G-Sync and up to 360Hz.
 These displays are also dual format.
 They can switch to 1080p 25-inch if that's preferred for certain games.
 Today, NVIDIA is announcing a new class of 1440p 27-inch G-Sync esports displays.
 These displays feature industry-leading refresh rates up to 360Hz
 for the smoothest, lowest latency gaming.
 Esports-tuned vibrance color profiles powered by mini-LED backlights
 and oxide transistors make targets pop from the screen.
 An enhanced, easier-to-use reflex analyzer automatically measures system latency
 so gamers can head into competition with full confidence in their PC's performance.
 And if gamers still want to play a match at 1080p,
 the monitor features a special dual format 25-inch 1080p mode.
 The future of esports monitors is here,
 with new displays available soon from AOC, ASUS, MSI, and Pheusonic.
 Today, we are announcing the RTX 3050.
 The GeForce RTX 3050 brings the performance and efficiency of the Ampere architecture
 to more gamers than ever before.
 It powers the latest games at over 60 frames per second.
 Based on our Ampere architecture, the 3050 comes equipped with second-generation RT cores
 for ray tracing and third-generation Tensor cores for DLSS and AI.
 For the first time, you can play ray-traced games on a 50-class GPU at over 60 frames per second.
 The RTX 3050 comes equipped with 8GB of G6 memory,
 and starting at just 249, it will be available worldwide on January 27th from all of our partners.
 Today, we are announcing that NVIDIA Omniverse is out of beta
 and generally available to GeForce RTX Studio creators.
 Omniverse connects independent 3D design worlds together into a shared virtual space.
 The connecting language of Omniverse is USD, or Universal Scene Description,
 which you can think of as the HTML of 3D worlds.
 Once in Omniverse, an artist can draw on NVIDIA's superpowers,
 like physics, which can let artists use true-to-reality simulations that obey the laws of physics,
 and RTX Renderer to see the scene in real time, fully ray-traced or path-traced.
 Omniverse also lets you collaborate with another artist.
 Changes made by one designer are reflected back to the other artist.
 Today, Omniverse is connected to leading applications like 3DS Max,
 Maya, Blender, Unreal Engine, and many more to come.
 We are announcing over 160 new laptops, all built around our RTX 30 series GPUs.
 Today, we are announcing the RTX 3080 Ti laptop GPU,
 bringing the flagship 80 Ti class of GPUs to laptops for the first time.
 Featuring 16GB of the fastest GDDR6 ever shipped in a laptop,
 the RTX 3080 Ti delivers higher performance than the desktop Titan RTX.
 RTX 3080 Ti laptops start at $2499.
 The RTX 70 family is our fastest growing class of laptop GPUs.
 Introducing the RTX 3070 Ti.
 It's 70% faster than the RTX 2070 Super laptops and delivers 100 frames per second at 1440p.
 RTX 3070 Ti laptops start at $1499.
 And laptops powered by both of these new GPUs will be available starting February 1st.
 For creators looking for the best laptop for your work,
 we are also announcing new NVIDIA Studio laptops.
 With the latest RTX GPUs, these laptops are seven times faster
 than the newest MacBook Pro 16 in 3D design.
 This includes ultra-portable 14-inch thin and light,
 perfect for remote workers or students like the new Razer Blade 14.
 Dual display laptops for video editors like the new ASUS ZenBook Pro Duo.
 And the most powerful laptops for creators like the new MSI Creator Z17,
 featuring RTX 3080 Ti.
 But there's one more thing.
 The RTX 3090 Ti, a monster GPU.
 40 shader teraflops, 78 RT teraflops, 320 Tensor teraflops,
 24 gigabytes of 21 gigabit per second G6X memory, the fastest ever.
 The RTX 3090 Ti, our next BFG PU.
 BFG PU.
 Tune in later this month for more details.
 Did you know that white rhinos and black rhinos are both gray?