Blackwell AI 'Superchip', Marking a New Era in Computing

The new chip lineup aims to revolutionize AI model training and inference, with significant advancements over its predecessor.

Nvidia unveils Blackwell, a new AI 'superchip' lineup, to extend its dominance in AI computing, replacing the H100 chip, which faced sales restrictions in China.
Blackwell chips, featuring 208 billion transistors, are expected to significantly enhance AI model training and inference speeds, with products available later this year.
The Blackwell platform, named after David Blackwell, will include new CPUs and networking chips, aiming to revolutionize industries by powering a new industrial revolution.
Nvidia's stock has surged 79% this year, despite a slight dip following the announcement, underscoring its pivotal role in the AI and computing industry.
The company also announced Project Gr00t for robotic AI and an integration with Apple's Vision Pro, highlighting its commitment to advancing AI across various sectors.