Nvidia Corporation recently launched a new artificial intelligence (AI) desktop supercomputer designed to be powerful and compact.
At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas on January 6, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang presented several innovations. He described a new era of AI, which emphasizes the change toward AI systems that can think, plan, and act.
One of the key highlights was NVIDIA Project DIGITS, a personal AI supercomputer designed for researchers, data scientists, and students. It uses the GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip and will be available in May for about $3,000. This system offers a powerful platform for training and experimenting with AI models.
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Huang also introduced NVIDIA AI Blueprints, a tool for creating custom AI agents. Developers can use it to build systems capable of tasks like converting PDFs into podcasts or summarizing video content. Nvidia believes this tool will make it easier for businesses and individuals to integrate AI into their workflows.
Another major announcement was the NVIDIA Cosmos, a platform that supports the development of humanoid robots and self-driving vehicles. He noted that the platform can create synthetic driving scenarios to improve training data. "The autonomous vehicle revolution is here," Huang said.
Despite the excitement surrounding the announcement, Nvidia’s stock price fell on January 7 due to a larger decline in the tech and cryptocurrency markets. The drop was linked to mixed job data in the United States, which affected investor confidence.
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