Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang highlighted the growing need for massive computing power in the AI industry, particularly for advanced AI models like AI agents and reasoning models.
The shift towards reasoning models in AI requires significantly more computational power compared to traditional large language models.
Huang emphasized the importance of faster computation to maintain responsiveness in AI models as reasoning processes take longer.
Despite doubts over GPU demand following news about startup DeepSeek using fewer Nvidia chips, Huang believes demand will increase due to the rise of agentic AI and reasoning.
Nvidia demonstrated the higher efficiency and complexities of reasoning models compared to traditional AI models like Meta’s Llama open-source model.
Nvidia also announced a collaboration with General Motors to use custom AI systems in vehicle production and robotics.
Further collaborations with Google, Alphabet, and GE HealthCare aim to advance AI in various industries, including robotics, healthcare, and energy.
Nvidia introduced desktop supercomputers under the DGX brand, powered by the Grace Blackwell platform, to enable AI development and research.
The company is venturing into quantum computing with the establishment of the Nvidia Accelerated Quantum Research Center to integrate quantum hardware with AI supercomputers.
Nvidia is focusing on enhancing computing power capabilities to support the evolving needs of AI in various sectors, emphasizing faster computation, collaborations, and quantum computing research.