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Nvidia CEO: Why the Next Stage of AI Needs A Lot More Computing Power

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said Tuesday (March 18) that massive computing power is needed to enable the current trajectory of artificial intelligence (AI) — which is moving toward AI agents and reasoning AI models — and beyond. “AI is going through an inflection point,” Huang said in a keynote speech at GTC, Nvidia’s developer conference nicknamed “AI Woodstock” that was held in San Jose, California. This shift to agentic and reasoning means “the a…

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Nvidia CEO: Why the Next Stage of AI Needs A Lot More Computing Power

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said Tuesday (March 18) that massive computing power is needed to enable the current trajectory of artificial intelligence (AI) — which is moving toward AI agents and reasoning AI models — and beyond. “AI is going through an inflection point,” Huang said in a keynote speech at GTC, Nvidia’s developer conference nicknamed “AI Woodstock” that was held in San Jose, California. This shift to agentic and reasoning means “the a…

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