Nvidia has made a significant impact at CES 2025 in Las Vegas, with CEO Jensen Huang announcing a suite of new chips, software, and services aimed at maintaining the company's leadership in artificial intelligence.
The company has positioned itself as a key player in the AI landscape, capitalizing on the rapid adoption of AI technologies. Nvidia's advanced chips are essential for many businesses in the tech sector, driving innovation across various projects.
Huang outlined Nvidia's vision for a future where their products will be integral to a technological ecosystem featuring one billion humanoid robots, ten million automated factories, and 1.5 billion autonomous vehicles. The company also announced an update to its GeForce GPU line, enhancing gaming experiences with more realistic graphics.
Notably, Toyota has become a client of Nvidia, utilizing its AI products for autonomous driving, while collaborations with Uber aim to refine self-driving technology further.
Additionally, Nvidia introduced Nvidia Cosmos, a software platform designed to enhance robot intelligence and facilitate the development of fully autonomous vehicles. The company also launched Project Digits, a $3,000 desktop PC equipped with a Superchip Grace Blackwell, aimed at providing developers with the capability to run large AI models.