Nvidia announces Blackwell Ultra and Vera Rubin AI chips
- General Motors and Nvidia have formed a strategic collaboration to utilize Nvidia products and AI services for next-generation vehicles and driver-assistance systems.
- Nvidia introduced Blackwell Ultra, an AI chip that enhances reasoning capabilities for applications beyond chatbots.
- Nvidia aims to keep its chips central to reasoning models popularized by competitors, as seen in earnings surpassing expectations.
- Competition from Chinese tech startups is pushing Nvidia and automakers to adopt advanced AI systems despite rising market challenges.
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3 Can't Miss Announcements from GTC: NVIDIA's (NVDA) Biggest Event of the Year
NVIDIA (Nasdaq: NVDA) is hosting its biggest event of the year: GTC. Yesterday NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang gave a keynote which not only was the company’s opportunity to push back on concerns weighing down its stock, but also to announce future product updates. The keynote was long, but we watched it and distilled Huang’s comments down to three key points that will shape the direction of NVIDIA’s stock in the years ahead. Will the company’s share p…
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