The latest update to the NVIDIA Studio Driver has arrived just this week, and it comes with cool enhancements for various creative apps, among which we can highlight the new functions integrated into Omniverse that were announced during the GTC 2021. On the other hand, NVIDIA has also announced that the bundle with the Adobe Creative Cloud suite will be available again from November 16.
New features that the NVIDIA Studio Driver brings to Omniverse include Omniverse VR, Remote and Showroomin addition to the new Omniverse Connectors, which offer great value for 3D artists and content creators.
Regarding the news focused on other professional applications, we have improvements that will allow significant time savings in the different work cycles with NVIDIA Texture Tools and Twinmotion, and support for GPU acceleration in Twinmotion 2022.1, OctaneRender 2021.1, V-Ray 5, Houdini 19 and others.
Another of the most important announcements that occurred during GTC 2021 was the launch of Omniverse Enterprise, since this means that the Omniverse ecosystem reaches, from now on, to a greater number of professionals, including from designers and creative professionals to engineers and other advanced profiles.
NVIDIA has also confirmed that Logitech has begun using the technology of NVIDIA Broadcast noise suppression in their premium headphones and microphones, and that during this Christmas we can get three months of Adobe Creative Cloud for the purchase of an NVIDIA Studio laptop or desktop computer. The promotion will be active, as we anticipate, from November 16.
I remind you that the NVIDIA Studio Drivers are compatible with all GeForce graphics cards of the GTX 10 series and above, although they do their best with the RTX 20 and RTX 30 as both have RT cores and tensor coresaccelerating ray tracing and AI-based workloads and setting a significant difference in many professional applications.
If you want to expand the information and see test of performance focused on some of the improvements that we have mentioned, you just have to click on this link, which will take you directly to the official NVIDIA website.
