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Q&A with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang about plans for a new type of data center dubbed an “AI factory”, foundational robotics, the Mellanox acquisition, and more

Wired Lauren Goode

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  • @brij @brij on x
    Fascinating insights in this Jensen Huang's interview with Wired: Right now: “We're building a new type of data center. We call it an AI factory. The way data centers are built today, you have a lot of people sharing one cluster of computers and putting their files in this one...
  • @benbajarin Ben Bajarin on x
    With all the Nvidia hype, most won't take the time, but it is important to understand why the GPU is the right architecture at the right time right now for AI. It all steps back to Jensen's vision for GPGPU computing and 20+ years of execution on that vision.
  • @laurengoode Lauren Goode on x
    New: When I asked Huang about meeting demand for Nvidia's GPUs, he said: “I don't think we're going to catch up on supply this year. Not this year, and probably not next year.” He also confirmed Blackwell as the next generation of GPUs. Much more here https://www.wired.com/...
  • @sandraupson Sandra Upson on x
    Nvidia is worth almost $2 trillion. Insane. As @LaurenGoode writes, “Jensen Huang is either uncannily good at what he does or ridiculously lucky—or both!—and everyone wants to know how he does it.” She digs into just that in @wired's latest Big Interview https://www.wired.com/...