Nvidia looks to further its AI stronghold with new chips and personal supercomputers
By : Sandhya
Nvidia intends to construct "personal AI supercomputers" for developers to use on desktop PCs, more potent CPUs, and an artificial intelligence (AI) model for robotics. CEO Jensen Huang made the announcement while unveiling a platform called Isaac GROOT N1 that will “supercharge humanoid robot development” at the company’s annual GTC event in San Jose, California, according to a Bloomberg report.
In addition, Nvidia is collaborating with Google's DeepMind and Walt Disney on the initiative, which will be accessible to independent developers. Dell, HP, and other vendors will produce the personal supercomputer systems.
Additionally, Nvidia and General Motors are collaborating to apply AI to robotics, factories, and automobiles. Huang also revealed a different wireless initiative in which Cisco Systems and T-Mobile US are working with Nvidia to develop "AI-native" wireless network gear for upcoming 6G networks.