Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has confirmed a design flaw in its top-end Blackwell AI chips which had affected production was an entirely internal problem, which has now been fixed.

Artificial Intelligence is “fundamentally reshaping computing and will transform how stories are told, produced and experienced,” asserted NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang as he accepted the Charles F.

A Denny’s busboy turned centibillionaire, Jensen Huang is Nvidia’s largest individual shareholder with a 3.5% stake in the AI dominator.

While the global data centre industry is around $4 trillion which is going to double and India has close to about 1-2 per cent of the total global capacity

Jensen Huang cites PM Modi’s vision of India manufacturing its own AI, comparing it to keeping flour at home rather than exporting it to import bread

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and the king of Denmark this week inaugurated the country’s largest sovereign AI supercomputer. The Gefion system, named after the Norse goddess of agriculture, is operated by the Danish Center for AI Innovation (DCAI),

Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang announced that a design flaw in their new Blackwell AI chips, which impacted partners like Meta, Google, and Microsoft, has been fixed with the help of TSMC. The flaw initially led to low production yields.