Here are the key upcoming events and releases to mark in your calendar...
NVIDIA GTC NVIDIA’s biannual GPU Technology Conference regularly flies under the radar, perhaps because many assume it’s all about the latest chipsets that only crypto-miners could once afford. However, with the focus of GTC being more on AI than anything else, and with the subject being a rather a hot one these days, GTC has found itself enjoying a few more column inches that has often been the case – some of them no doubt submitted by ChatGPT, in which NVIDIA has invested a significant amount.
While we’re on the subject of outwardly benign, human- facing AI, System Shock should also be out later this month.
www.nvidia.com/gtc
MARCH 9th-10th 20th-23rd 20th-24th GAME DEVELOPERS WOMEN IN GAMES CAREERS,
DEVELOPMENT & NETWORKING EXPO Hot on the heels of the MCV Women in Games Awards came the first official event in the Women in Games calendar, which once again aimed to provide inspiration, advice and support for women looking to get into or progress in the gaming industry. This year the event had a particular focus on learning and career development, with major contributions and support from Paramount, Virtuos, Team17 and Rocksteady. If you missed the expo, next month sees the Women in Games Ambassador Only Networking Event, which, as you might expect, is limited to those that are active advocates to the cause.
www.womeningames.org
CONFERENCE If you’re reading this at GDC, well done, you’ve managed to go where no-one on the current MCV/DEVELOP editorial team has been before (despite being in the games industry for a combined 35 years). Are we bitter? Quite the opposite. It means that not only did we manage to complete the issue on time, we can get started on the next one without the hassle of flying half way around the world to get the scoop on everything that will be appearing in our inboxes hours later anyway.
https://gdconf.com
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