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NVIDIA GTC conference On Monday, it introduced the world to the AI chip giant’s latest offerings, including new AI-powered game-leveling software, a new Vera CPU to power the future of AI agents, physical AI, and more.
CEO Jensen Huang outlined Nvidia’s plan to remain the dominant force in the AI industry, with a focus on its data center platform, Vera Rubin, as he highlighted the trend toward agentic AI.
If you missed Monday’s keynote, here are the three big announcements you need to know.
NemoClaw: Create your own autonomous AI agent
Nvidia has revealed its own reference suite for its AI agent platform OpenClaw Named Nemoclawmaking it easy for anyone to get into the game of creating their own tentacles. NemoClaw allows for a simple installation process with a single command in the terminal, where all components necessary to get started are installed.
NemoClaw allegedly adds a layer of privacy through an “isolated sandbox” that uses policy-based guardrails to provide a more secure and private way to handle your data. It will also improve persistent assistants so they can continue to perform tasks 24/7, especially on dedicated Nvidia hardware.
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DLSS 5: Bringing AI-powered visual fidelity to gaming
Nvidia has demonstrated amazing advances in computer graphics, using artificial intelligence to create highly realistic videos. It’s basically playing a video game that’s like a movie. Using today’s graphics capabilities with AI-powered productivity upscaling shows a future of gaming that will look nothing like what’s available today. DLSS5 It brings real-time neural rendering that “floods pixels with real-world lighting and image textures,” according to Nvidia.
The company says the AI model was trained to understand features such as characters, fabrics, transparent skin and environmental lighting systems by analyzing a single frame. DLSS 5 then creates visual images of the scene.
DLSS 5 will arrive this fall and will be supported by some major game developers, including Bethesda, Capcom, Ubisoft, and Warner Bros. Games. Some of the game titles that will receive the DLSS 5 treatment include Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Resident Evil: RequiemAnd Starfield and the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered.
Vera CPU: Delivering efficiency and performance for the era of agentic AI
Nvidia has unveiled a new Vera CPU that delivers twice the efficiency and is 50% faster than today’s traditional CPUs. The company says that the CPU is Designed for the era of agentic AI and reinforcement learning.
The Vera CPU enables companies to build AI factories that can scale agentic AI at scale, delivering the highest single-thread performance and per-core bandwidth. “Vera is reaching a turning point in the AI space,” said founder and CEO Jensen Huang.
The Vera Rubin platform itself is not new — We saw that at CES — but the latest CPU continues to revive Nvidia’s plans for agentic AI with great vigor and heightened momentum.