In addition to the new processor, Nvidia introduced a new set of tools for automakers working on self-driving cars and for roboticists. The company also unveiled Nvidia NIM, a software platform aimed at simplifying the deployment of AI models. The platform supports models from various sources and integrates with platforms like Amazon SageMaker and Microsoft Azure AI. Huang emphasized the potential of generative AI, stating that anything that can be digitized and has some structure can be understood and generated.
Key takeaways:
- Nvidia President Jensen Huang addressed a large audience at the company's GTC event, emphasizing its focus on algorithms, computer architecture, and mathematics.
- The company announced its new Blackwell platform, a powerful processor that combines the power of two chips and offers speeds of 10 Tbps.
- Nvidia introduced a new set of tools for automakers working on self-driving cars and new tools for roboticists to make their robots smarter.
- The company also introduced Nvidia NIM, a software platform aimed at simplifying the deployment of AI models, which supports models from various sources and integrates with platforms like Amazon SageMaker and Microsoft Azure AI.