Nvidia's AI chips are named after pioneering figures in math and science, such as Grace Hopper, David Blackwell, Ada Lovelace, Vera Rubin, and Richard Feynman.
Grace Hopper, a computer scientist, invented the first computer compiler and worked on UNIVAC. Nvidia's Hopper chips powered much of the generative AI revolution.
David Blackwell, a mathematician, contributed to game theory and the Rao-Blackwell theorem. Nvidia's Blackwell chips are its most advanced to date.
Ada Lovelace, often called the mother of programming, is honored with Nvidia's Lovelace GPU architecture for its 40-series graphics cards used by gamers and programmers.