Whilst also urging gamers to donate some of their spare NVIDIA GPU clock cycles to help in the fight against COVID-19 via folding@home. A program that links international computers to a network where distributed processing lets time-consuming and massive computational tasks to get sorted through real quick. As per a recent Tweet and this link, putting that GTX or RTX to use is easy.

PC Gamers, let’s put those GPUs to work.

Join us and our friends at @OfficialPCMR in supporting folding@home and donating unused GPU computing power to fight against COVID-19!

Learn more → https://t.co/EQE4u7xTZT pic.twitter.com/uO0ZCq8PEv

— NVIDIA GeForce (@NVIDIAGeForce) March 13, 2020

And if you're wondering how a computer might help in the fight against a virus, well it's all about simulating potential treatments and proteins and the effects they can have on the human body.

In other NVIDIA news, CEO and owner of at least one leather jacket Jensen Huang has released a short statement regarding a planned product or tech announcement that was planned for the AI focused NVIDIA conference this month that has since become a digital only affair.

We have exciting products and news to share with you.

But this isn’t the right time. We’re going to hold off on sharing our GTC news for now.

That way, our employees, partners, the media and analysts who follow us, and our customers around the world can focus on staying safe and reducing the spread of the virus.

We will still stream tons of great content from researchers and developers who have prepared great talks.

This is a time to focus on our family, our friends, our community. Our employees are working from home. Many hourly workers will not need to work but they’ll all be fully paid.

Stay safe everyone. We will get through this together.

Great to see NVIDIA taking care of its employees, and postponing whatever announcement it had planned makes sense. According to leaks and rumours over the past few months many have been speculating that NVIDIA was planning to unveil its latest GPU architecture AMPERE - which would pave the way for RTX 2.0 later this year.