Nvidia built the AI Era. Now it has to defend it.
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NEW YORK TIMES — In a packed arena for Nvidia’s developer conference, GTC, in San Jose, Calif., Mr. Huang told the story of an industry with changing needs and how his company, the most valuable publicly traded company in the world, is trying to change with it.
Mr. Huang unveiled a product incorporating technology from a start-up called Groq. The product will pair Nvidia’s chips, which excel at receiving an A.I. request, with Groq’s chips, which have components that can put a charge into how Nvidia’s chips operate.
Over the past year, A.I. companies have shifted their work. The A.I. systems they built using Nvidia’s chips have improved at creating software code, doing research and making images and videos.
These capabilities, the result of a process known as inference, have put more value on chips that can generate data as inexpensively and quickly as possible.
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