Sources: 
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang opened Computex 2023 by showcasing the company's pivotal role in the AI landscape, revealing updates on the
next-generation GB300 systems for AI workloads expected in Q3. Huang noted,
“When new markets have to be created, they have to be created starting here, at the center of the computer ecosystem,” emphasizing Taiwan's significance.
Nvidia's transformation from a gaming chip manufacturer to a leader in AI technology has been marked by its response to the
AI frenzy ignited by ChatGPT's launch in 2022. The company is now focusing on
AI server systems and
cloud computing products, adapting to the evolving demands of the tech industry.
However, Huang acknowledged the competitive pressures from major clients like
Microsoft and
Amazon, who are developing their own processors, which could challenge Nvidia's dominance in data centers. The introduction of
NVLink Fusion products allows customers to integrate Nvidia's AI chips with their own processors, showcasing the company's adaptability in a rapidly changing market.
Huang's keynote at Computex continues to draw significant attention, reminiscent of last year's event where he sparked
“Jensanity” among attendees, highlighting the ongoing excitement surrounding Nvidia's innovations.
Sources: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang emphasized the company's crucial role in artificial intelligence advancements during his keynote at Computex 2023, highlighting new AI server systems and the evolution from gaming chips to AI dominance since ChatGPT's launch, while addressing the competitive landscape with major tech firms.
