<ul><li>NVIDIA envisions a shift from large language models (LLMs) to physical AI, spatial AI, and multimodal AI in enterprises.</li><li>At GTC 2025, NVIDIA showcased the trend towards 'reasoning' models offering more analysis and autonomy.</li><li>The event aimed to focus on industries like industrial, automotive, and manufacturing sectors.</li><li>NVIDIA introduced specialized Blackwell Ultra chips and new roadmap updates at the conference.</li><li>NVIDIA plans to release the Vera Rubin chip in 2026 and debuted the hybrid architecture GB300 chip.</li><li>The company also launched AI data center software, NVIDIA Dynamo, to optimize performance.</li><li>NVIDIA emphasized a shift in the supply chain back from Asia to the US, following market trends.</li><li>NVIDIA announced acquisitions, investments, and consortium participation to boost AI advancements.</li><li>The company opened a quantum lab in Boston to accelerate innovation and collaboration in the field.</li><li>Despite optimism, challenges remain in balancing computing power demands and grid capacity limitations.</li></ul>

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