NVIDIA is expanding its cloud gaming infrastructure by deploying a new server cluster in Toronto powered by GeForce RTX 5080-class hardware. This update, part of the company’s ongoing effort to reduce latency for Canadian users, allows Ultimate tier members to stream games at up to 4K resolution and 120 frames per second using high-end cloud resources. The expansion coincides with the release of the “999 Nights” version 1.2 update for NTE: Neverness to Everness and several new additions to the GeForce NOW library.
For gamers in the Toronto region, the new server represents a significant localized upgrade. By housing RTX 5080-class infrastructure closer to the user base, NVIDIA aims to provide more consistent performance for demanding titles that utilize features like DLSS, ray tracing, and NVIDIA Reflex. The company confirmed that the rollout of this infrastructure is scheduled to take place within the coming days, effectively increasing the regional capacity for high-fidelity cloud gaming without requiring users to purchase local hardware upgrades.
NTE: Neverness to Everness and New Cloud Features
The “999 Nights” update (Version 1.2) for NTE: Neverness to Everness introduces substantial gameplay changes, including a permanent game mode set on the Warren Continent that features its own progression system. Players can now access two new characters, Shinku and Iroi, alongside a collection of 19 character outfits. The update also adds a new vehicle, the Draco motorcycle, designed to facilitate faster traversal across the game’s urban environment.
NVIDIA is also preparing to introduce native touch controls for NTE: Neverness to Everness on supported mobile devices. This feature is intended to allow players to transition between desktop and mobile play environments within the GeForce NOW app without needing additional controllers or storage-intensive downloads. By removing the barrier of local storage requirements, the service continues to position itself as a platform for accessing large-scale titles on devices with limited hardware specifications.
Expanding the GeForce NOW Library
Alongside the infrastructure and version updates, the GeForce NOW library is adding three new titles this week. These additions include Esports Manager 2026, which arrives on Steam on July 6, and Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced, launching on both Steam and Ubisoft Connect on July 9. Additionally, a demo for Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok is now available for cloud play.
The Endless Ragnarok expansion for Granblue Fantasy: Relink continues the narrative of the Zegagrande Skydom, introducing new story content and the antagonist Beelzebub. The expansion adds summon abilities, new co-op quest tiers, and a solo mode. These mechanical changes are intended to provide additional customization options for players through the game’s master traits system. GeForce NOW allows users to access these features across various hardware, including PCs, Macs, and supported smart TVs, by offloading the processing requirements to NVIDIA’s remote servers.
Community Adoption and Service Utility
Recent testimonials from the community suggest that the Ultimate tier’s performance is shifting perceptions among long-time PC hardware enthusiasts. Some users have noted that the service serves as a viable alternative for casual gaming sessions, particularly when compared to the cost of maintaining high-end local gaming rigs.