On the first day of its CES debut in 2024, Nvidia brought a considerable surprise to the market and also drove its stock price up by over 6% on Monday. And to summarize Nvidia's various news on Monday, AI is clearly the most core word.
Matt Wuebling, Vice President of Global GeForce Marketing at Nvidia, stated that the new GeForce RTX Super chip supports over 500 RTX games and applications, and allows users to embrace the wave of generative AI applications on personal laptops.
Jeff Fisher, Senior Vice President of GeForce, stated that since its launch in 2018, the AI performance of RTX chips has increased tenfold. Last year, the emergence of ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion led to a large influx of investment in the industry. In the training of new generative AI models, the shipment volume of RTX GPUs has exceeded 100 million.
He has an optimistic outlook that AI will become a world that combines local and cloud computing in the future, and various large models in the cloud, combined with RTX Tensor Core on computers, will bring innovation.
"Nvidia is about to launch artificial intelligence computers (AI Ready) with major PC manufacturers, and personal computers will usher in a new era from then on."
In addition to chips, Nvidia also emphasized the development of artificial intelligence robots.
Deepu Talla, Vice President of NVIDIA Embedded Systems and edge computing, pointed out that the logistics, warehousing and manufacturing industries have an urgent demand for intelligent robots, and the next wave of emerging demand will be derived from agriculture, construction, health care and retail.
He believes that if ChatGPT is the "iPhone moment" in the field of artificial intelligence, he predicts that the next technological turning point will soon appear in the fields of computer vision and robotics.