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NVIDIA's DLSS 5 trailer has been taken down due to 'copyright' infringement - TweakTown

NVIDIA's own DLSS 5 trailer yanked from YouTube. Not by the algorithm. By copyright law.

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Why it matters

A procedural mishap highlights how rapidly AI product announcements are scaling — but also exposes friction points when traditional media IP rights collide with digital-first tech launches. The incident underscores the operational complexity of coordinating global product reveals.

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  1. DLSS 5 trailer removed from YouTube in Italy due to copyright strike

  2. Strike issued by local Italian TV channel that had used trailer for broadcast

  3. Strike applied to every YouTube video using the trailer

  4. NVIDIA's own announcement video affected

  5. Multi-GPU 'AI SLI' feature unveiled with DLSS 5

  6. Published April 6, 2026

  7. NVIDIA DLSS 5 announcement trailer removed from YouTube in Italy

  8. Takedown initiated by Italian TV channel claiming copyright infringement

  9. TV channel allegedly sent strikes to all YouTube videos using the trailer

  10. DLSS 5 features multi-GPU 'AI SLI' capability

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Publisher excerpt: NVIDIA's DLSS 5 trailer has been taken down due to 'copyright' infringement TweakTown Nvidia's own DLSS 5 announcement video gets taken down by YouTube in Italy due to a copyright strike — local TV channel sent a copyright strike to every YouTube video for using the trailer it used for its own…
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