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Nowadays, when Nvidia (NVDA) makes an announcement, the whole investing world sits up and takes notice. The Santa Clara-based chip designer has become almost synonymous with the booming artificial intelligence (AI) industry globally. So, naturally, all eyes were on the company's GTC AI conference last month, where the company provided a roadmap for its future.
One high-profile announcement from the event was the reveal of the company's new Blackwell B200 chip, which is built specifically to enhance AI operations and tools. Touted to be more efficient than its Hopper GPUs, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said that each Blackwell GPU will cost between $30,000 and $40,000.