What percentage of automotive revenue is generated from the newer AI/ADAS solutions
recently ventured into and we've been building this platform called EGX for some time. And it's cloud native, it's incredibly secure you can manage it from afar, it's -- the stack is complicated, its performance and we saw some, we've been working with some early adopters and this last quarter we announced some of them, Walmart and BMW and Procter & Gamble and the largest logistics company in the world USPS. And so this new platform, I think, long term will likely be the largest opportunity. And the reason for that is because that the industries that it serves
Operator
And your next question comes from the line of Harlan Sur with JPMorgan.
Harlan Sur -- JPMorgan -- Analyst
Good afternoon. Thanks for taking my question. There are a lot of concerns around China, trade tensions, economic slowdown, but history has shown that gamers tend to be less sensitive to these macro trends, and in fact, also somewhat insensitive to price changes, at least at the enthusiast level. So, given that China is such a big part of the gaming segment, can you just discuss the gaming demand trends out of this geography?
Jensen Huang -- Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer
Gaming is solid in China and is also the fastest adopter of our gaming notebooks. This gaming RTX notebooks or GeForce notebooks is really a brand new category. This category never existed before because we couldn't get the technology in there. So that it's both delightful to own as well as a powerful to enjoy.
And so we saw a really great success with RTX notebooks and GeForce notebooks in China and RTX adoption has been fast your. Your comments makes sense because most of the games are free to play these days. The primary games that people play are eSports, which you want the best gear, but you could. And after you buy the gear you pretty much enjoy forever and mobile which is largely free to play, you invest in invest in some of your own personal outfits and after that I think you can enjoy for quite a long time. And so the gear is the gear is really important.
One of the areas where we've done really great work, particularly in China has to do with social. We have this platform called GeForce Experience and as an extension of that there is a new feature called RTX Broadcast Engine, and it basically applies AI to broadcasting your content to share it, you could make movies, you could capture your favorite scenes and turn it into art applying AI and one of the coolest features is that you could overlay yourself on top of the game and share it with all the social networks without the green screen behind you. We use AI to stitch you out basically cut you out of the background. And irrespective of what noisy background you've got. And so, as you know, China is really a super hyper social community -- communities back there and they all kinds of really our core social platforms to share games, user-generated content and short videos and all kinds of things like that. And so GeForce has that one additional feature that really makes it successful.
Harlan Sur -- JPMorgan -- Analyst
Great. Thank you.
Operator
And your next question comes from the line of Toshiya Hari with Goldman Sachs.
Toshiya Hari -- Goldman Sachs -- Analyst
Hi, guys. Thanks for taking the question. I wanted to ask on automotive, Colette, in your prepared remarks you talked about your legacy infotainment business being down in the quarter. Just curious what percentage of automotive revenue at this point is legacy infotainment versus the newer AI/ADAS solutions. And more importantly, Jensen, if you can speak to the growth trajectory in automotive over the next year and a half maybe two that would be appreciated. And I do ask the question, because it feels like we've heard many, many announcements, customer announcements collaborative work that you're doing with customers. Yeah, we haven't quite seen sort of the hockey stick inflection that some of us were expecting a couple of years ago. So, just kind of curious when we should -- how we should set our expectations going forward. Thank you.
Colette Kress -- 
recently ventured into and we've been building this platform called EGX for some time. And it's cloud native, it's incredibly secure you can manage it from afar, it's -- the stack is complicated, its performance and we saw some, we've been working with some early adopters and this last quarter we announced some of them, Walmart and BMW and Procter & Gamble and the largest logistics company in the world USPS. And so this new platform, I think, long term will likely be the largest opportunity. And the reason for that is because that the industries that it serves
Operator
And your next question comes from the line of Harlan Sur with JPMorgan.
Harlan Sur -- JPMorgan -- Analyst
Good afternoon. Thanks for taking my question. There are a lot of concerns around China, trade tensions, economic slowdown, but history has shown that gamers tend to be less sensitive to these macro trends, and in fact, also somewhat insensitive to price changes, at least at the enthusiast level. So, given that China is such a big part of the gaming segment, can you just discuss the gaming demand trends out of this geography?
Jensen Huang -- Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer
Gaming is solid in China and is also the fastest adopter of our gaming notebooks. This gaming RTX notebooks or GeForce notebooks is really a brand new category. This category never existed before because we couldn't get the technology in there. So that it's both delightful to own as well as a powerful to enjoy.
And so we saw a really great success with RTX notebooks and GeForce notebooks in China and RTX adoption has been fast your. Your comments makes sense because most of the games are free to play these days. The primary games that people play are eSports, which you want the best gear, but you could. And after you buy the gear you pretty much enjoy forever and mobile which is largely free to play, you invest in invest in some of your own personal outfits and after that I think you can enjoy for quite a long time. And so the gear is the gear is really important.
 One of the areas where we've done really great work, particularly in China has to do with social. We have this platform called GeForce Experience and as an extension of that there is a new feature called RTX Broadcast Engine, and it basically applies AI to broadcasting your content to share it, you could make movies, you could capture your favorite scenes and turn it into art applying AI and one of the coolest features is that you could overlay yourself on top of the game and share it with all the social networks without the green screen behind you. We use AI to stitch you out basically cut you out of the background. And irrespective of what noisy background you've got. And so, as you know, China is really a super hyper social community -- communities back there and they all kinds of really our core social platforms to share games, user-generated content and short videos and all kinds of things like that. And so GeForce has that one additional feature that really makes it successful.
Harlan Sur -- JPMorgan -- Analyst
Great. Thank you.
Operator
And your next question comes from the line of Toshiya Hari with Goldman Sachs.
Toshiya Hari -- Goldman Sachs -- Analyst
Hi, guys. Thanks for taking the question. I wanted to ask on automotive, Colette, in your prepared remarks you talked about your legacy infotainment business being down in the quarter. Just curious what percentage of automotive revenue at this point is legacy infotainment versus the newer AI/ADAS solutions. And more importantly, Jensen, if you can speak to the growth trajectory in automotive over the next year and a half maybe two that would be appreciated. And I do ask the question, because it feels like we've heard many, many announcements, customer announcements collaborative work that you're doing with customers. Yeah, we haven't quite seen sort of the hockey stick inflection that some of us were expecting a couple of years ago. So, just kind of curious when we should -- how we should set our expectations going forward. Thank you.
Colette Kress -- 