Nvidia launches RTX 60 Mobile GPU targeted at cloud-native game streaming

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Nvidia today unveiled the RTX 60 Mobile, a new GPU SKU intended for cloud game streaming providers and next-generation handheld consoles. The part emphasizes power-efficiency and sustained performance over peak throughput, enabling more concurrent streams per server blade.

The architecture scales down some ray-tracing and tensor core capacity while improving schedulers and encoding pipelines critical for low-latency game streaming. Nvidia also released an SDK optimized for game streamers, offering features like frame pacing controls, adaptive bitrate tuning, and UX hooks for latency metrics.

Early partners include cloud streaming platforms and a handful of console makers who used the reference board to validate handheld hardware. Nvidia says availability to partners will begin in Q4 2026, with public cloud instances expected shortly after.