Nvidia GTC: All the AI ​​and robotics news we expect to hear in today’s keynote

Nvidia’s GTC event kicks off on Monday, March 16 in San Jose, California. CEO Jensen Huang will be giving the keynote this afternoon, and it’s certainly going to be all about AI and the many ways in which the world’s largest company (by market capitalization) plans to expand its dominance of the tech industry for the rest of the year.

You can’t spell Nvidia without AI. And the AI ​​revolution has been very beneficial for Nvidia — its chips are among the most sought-after resources for companies to build and maintain their AI models. It is currently valued at Watering the eye $5 billion – an unparalleled achievement that, along with massive amounts of spending across the industry, has many financial and technical experts concerned about an AI “bubble.” in CES next JanuaryHuang talked about it Physical artificial intelligenceor tangible hardware components that can bring AI to life, so to speak. Robots are expected to play a big role in the development of physical AI, and it is likely that more than one robot will join Huang on stage.

This year is likely to be a turning point for AI companies like Nvidia. Tech companies are putting money into their pockets Data center construction plans To handle the demand for AI services and create enough capacity to support their AI ambitions. Environmental and labor concerns aboundalong with very real concerns about it Artificial intelligence disruptions in the workplace It will leave a lot of people without jobs. Nvidia has been a leader in producing AI chips and is therefore the backbone of companies like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. Everything the company says and does gives us insight into the next direction of this complex and still evolving industry.

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