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- Nvidia Ace now supports the Qwen38b AI integration, enabling developers to add responsive NPCs directly into PC games, enhancing performance by managing both AI inferences and graphics processing simultaneously.
- Unreal Engines NVIDIA RTX (NVRTX) has been updated with Unreal Engine 5.6.1, RTX Mega Geometry, and performance and image-quality enhancements via Restir PT.
- The Bonsai Diorama demo showcases the capabilities of RTX Mega Geometry, Restir PT, and DLSS 4 technologies.
- The updated IGI SDK includes Magpie Flow for real-time multilingual speech conversion, multi-lobe adapters for rapid model tuning, and CUDA support for Vulkan graphics backends to optimize workloads, available now.
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Nvidia Updates ACE and RTX in Unreal Engine with Qwen38b AI Integration and Performance Enhancements
Nvidia’s latest blog post details updates to Nvidia Ace and RTX in Unreal Engine, including a demo of the Bonsai Diorama. Here’s a summary: Nvidia Ace now supports the open-source SLM Qwen38b, enabling developers to add responsive NPCs directly into PC games. The Qwen38b game SDK inference plugin streamlines integration into game development pipelines and enhances performance by simultaneously managing AI inferences and graphics processing. Developers can now create NPCs that dynamically respond to player commands and make real-time decisions based on context. Unreal Engine’s NVIDIA RTX (NVRTX) has also been updated with Unreal Engine 5.6.1, RTX Mega Geometry, and performance and image-quality enhancements via Restir PT. The Bonsai Diorama demo showcases RTX Mega Geometry, Restir PT, and DLSS 4 technologies. Furthermore, the updated IGI SDK—which powers features seen in the demo—includes Magpie Flow for real-time, multilingual speech conversion, multi-lobe adapters for rapid model tuning, and CUDA support for Vulkan graphics backends to optimize workloads. The latest IGI SDK and plugins are available now.
In Case You Missed It
Did you know that Bandai Namco has just released a captivating 54-track album of Towa And The Guardians Of The Sacred Tree’s enchanting soundtrack, composed by the talented Hitoshi Sakimoto? You can now immerse yourself in the serene Villa Shinju even when you’re not playing, as it’s available on major streaming platforms. To celebrate this release, Marcus Thompson has written an engaging article accompanied by a speedpainting video of one of the game’s artists – dive into the captivating melodies that bring Towa’s journey to life here: Soundtrack of Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree Now Available on Top Music Streaming Platforms. Speaking of exciting news, Saudi Arabia is investing $1 billion into reviving SNK, the legendary gaming company behind classics like Fatal Fury and The King of Fighters. Led by Erick Feig, former head of Lionsgate, this ambitious project aims to create Arena SNK Studios, which will bring these iconic franchises to life in big-budget films and animated series. Jonathan Dubinski’s article “Saudi Arabia Injects $1 Billion to Make ‘The King of Fighters’ Movies with Former Lionsgate Head” Saudi Arabia Injects $1 Billion to Make ‘The King of Fighters’ Movies with Former Lionsgate Head has all the details on this thrilling venture. And finally, cinephiles, Netflix has dropped a bombshell with its recent release lineup! Bruno Pferd’s roundup on October 20th, “Netflix: This Week’s Releases Featuring Cult Films and a Highly Anticipated New Release,” is a must-read. From cult classics like “The Blair Witch Project” to the highly anticipated thriller “A House of Dynamite” starring Rebecca Ferguson, there’s something for everyone. So, grab your popcorn and dive into this week’s exciting offerings here: Netflix: This Week’s Releases Featuring Cult Films and a Highly Anticipated New Release.
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