Yesterday, Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang addressed the crowd at the company's global artificial intelligence conference. Naturally, the keynote had a strong focus on Nvidia's future delving into AI technologies, including the current Blackwell processing architecture and beyond. Huang even touched on things like the use of AI in robotics, but with Nvidia stock prices continuing to drop, the market doesn't seem too impressed.
For the first portion of the presentation, RTX Blackwell was hot on the CEO's lips. We've just seen the launch of Nvidia's new RTX 50-series cards running the new technology and DLSS 4 has been one of the few highlights. Between this and AMD's FSR 4, the use of AI scaling to help improve games is going to be key in the coming generations. Huang made a point of noting the server-side version of Blackwell's 40x increase in AI 'factory' performance over Nvidia's own Hopper.
