NVIDIA's Latest Moves: Powering Up Video Editing and Gaming with AI

NAB Show 2026 is where NVIDIA is flexing its muscles. Running from April 18-22 in Las Vegas, it’s a hotspot for over 60,000 content professionals exploring the future of video editing with NVIDIA RTX tech.

Adobe Premiere’s Color Revolution

Adobe’s not playing around. They've rolled out a new Premiere Color Mode in beta. It’s a effortless grading environment right inside Premiere, tapping into the massive power of NVIDIA’s GPUs for 32-bit color depth magic. The speed difference isn't theoretical. You feel it.

Color grading is no longer a clunky, external exercise. With GPU acceleration, editors can now play with nuances across six luminance zones. It’s like moving from black and white to color TV. This isn’t just an update. It's a revolution for video editors.

Project G-Assist: Your New Gaming Ally

Meanwhile, gamers, meet your new best friend: NVIDIA’s Project G-Assist. Just got a turbo boost with its latest update. It’s all about dialing in those perfect gaming settings with advanced AI detection. Forget fumbling through menus, let the AI handle it.

What’s the big deal? It makes optimizing RTX features a breeze. From DLSS Overrides to RTX HDR, it’s got you covered. This isn’t just tinkering. It’s about getting every drop of performance from your hardware.

#ICYMI: More NVIDIA Power Moves

What else is cooking? Corridor Crew’s Niko Pueringer is showing off a green screen key tool powered by NVIDIA GPUs. Catch him at the Puget Systems booth or on NVIDIA Studio's YouTube. Plus, NVIDIA’s Sabour Amirazodi is pushing the boundaries of AI-driven creativity with generative AI at ASUS’s booth.

And here's a kicker: Unsloth and NVIDIA have teamed up to squash performance bottlenecks, giving fine-tuning a 15% boost. It’s not just about speed. It’s about redefining what's possible with NVIDIA GPUs.