To say that Nvidia ( NVDA ) is on a hot streak is an understatement. Shares of AI Darling are up a staggering 232% over the past 12 months and 84% year-to-date. Tech companies around the world covet rare jewels like their graphics cards, and CEO Jensen Huang is in demand, as are some heads of state.
On Monday, March 18, Huang will open Nvidia’s annual GTC conference with a two-hour keynote at the SAP Center in San Jose, California, outlining what’s ahead for the company through 2024. . Among its biggest products.
And this year, Nvidia is widely expected to introduce its latest graphics architecture and graphics processing chip, which could lead to a new rush for the company’s products.
The new architecture, codenamed Blackwell, and the GPU, dubbed the B100, are expected to run AI models like OpenAI’s GPT-3 compared to the company’s current top-of-the-line h100 and h200 cards. It will perform much better when it comes to
Nvidia isn’t exactly hiding its plans for the B100. During the Supercomputer 2023 conference, the company showed a slide outlining the GPU’s potential performance.
In addition to the Blackwell architecture and the B100 card, Nvidia will likely give attendees and viewers a look at the latest developments in its CUDA software.
The platform, which lets programmers take advantage of GPU processing capabilities for AI and other applications, is an integral part of Nvidia’s overall enterprise strategy and helps lock in developers who build on Nvidia’s software. helps, virtually ensuring that they will stick with Nvidia products. Future.
Nvidia may also announce that it will start producing its H20 AI chip for the Chinese market. According to Reuters, the chip is intended to serve as a replacement for Nvidia’s more powerful H100 and H200 chips, which Nvidia has been banned from shipping to China for fear that the country’s government will use them for AI applications for its military. Will use to prepare.
Those are the big stories we’ll be seeing from GTC, but you can expect plenty of other announcements and debuts from both Nvidia and its partners.
Yahoo Finance will be on the field to bring you the biggest news from the conference and conversations with top Nvidia executives. Keep watching.
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– To say that NVIDIA is on a hot streak is an understatement. Shares of AI Darling are up an astonishing 232% over the past 12 months and 84% year to date. Tech companies around the world covet rare jewels like its graphics cards. And CEO Jensen Huang is in demand, as are some heads of state. And on Monday, March 18, he’ll kick off NVIDIA’s annual GTC conference at the SAP Center in San Jose, California with a two-hour keynote, outlining what’s in store for the company through 2024. It’s ahead.
In past years, NVIDIA has used the show to announce some of its biggest products. And this year, the company is widely expected to introduce its latest graphics architecture and graphics processing chip, which could be a new rush on NVIDIA’s products. The new architecture code-named Blackwell and the GPU, dubbed the B100, are expected to run AI models like OpenAI’s GPT-3, compared to the company’s existing top-of-the-line H100 and H200 cards. So much better performance will be offered.
NVIDIA isn’t exactly hiding its plans for the B100 either. During the Supercomputer 2023 conference, the company showed a slide outlining the potential performance of GPUs. In addition to the Blackwell architecture and B100 card, NVIDIA will likely give attendees and viewers a look at the latest developments in its Cuda software, a platform that allows programmers to take advantage of GPUs’ processing capabilities for AI and other applications. Lets lift. NVIDIA’s overall enterprise strategy and helps lock in developers building on NVIDIA’s software, virtually ensuring that they will stick with NVIDIA’s products in the future.
NVIDIA may also announce that it will start producing its H20 chip for the Chinese market. According to Reuters, the chip is intended to serve as a replacement for NVIDIA’s more powerful H100 and H200 chips, which NVIDIA has been banned from shipping to China for fear that the country’s government will use them for AI applications for its military. Will use to prepare. These are the big stories we’ll be seeing from GTC, but you can expect plenty of other announcements and debuts from both NVIDIA and its partners. Yahoo Finance will be on the ground, bringing you the biggest news from the conference and conversations with some of NVIDIA’s top executives. Keep watching.