Gaming: Nvidia Getting More Serious About Gaming On Linux And Arm: Hiring...

Along with a few more job roles with similar remits.

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If you were a leading a tech company with big aspirations, you'd be looking into Linux and Arm right now. Nvidia certainly is. The company already has both in its product stack, namely the DGX Spark, which uses a custom Linux OS and off-the-shelf Arm cores. This chip is also set to launch as the N1X for consumers this year. However, there are promising signs that the graphics card manufacturer is looking into ways to use Linux and Arm for good—or rather, for gaming—in future.

Nvidia is currently hiring for a Linux Graphics Senior Software Engineer. The role is teed up as such:

Source: PC Gamer