In its latest quarterly earnings report, Nvidia has largely sidelined gaming, indicating that this segment is now categorized under its AI-focused business strategy. CFO Colette Kress noted that the company operates two main platforms: datacentre and edge computing, with the latter encompassing devices related to AI applications, including gaming consoles and PCs. The report revealed that Nvidia's datacentre revenue hit a staggering $75.2 billion, while edge computing generated $6.4 billion, reflecting a 29% year-on-year growth. This shift in focus underscores the company's prioritization of AI, as demand for AI infrastructure continues to expand rapidly. Although Nvidia reassures that it won't abandon PC gaming, the lack of specific mention of gaming hardware raises concerns about the future attention and resources allocated to this segment. As Nvidia rides the AI wave, the gaming community is left wondering about the fate of its beloved graphics cards and gaming technologies.