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Fresh off of an epic week where his company's valuation jumped up to nearly a trillion dollars, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is taking the stage at Computex 2023 to talk about artificial intelligence and accelerated computing.
The event starts at 11 am Taipei time on Monday, May 29th, which translates to 11 pm ET Sunday in the U.S. or 4 am Monday in the UK. We'll be covering all the big news from the keynote on Tom's Hardware, but, if you want to watch Huang talk live (or review it later), the YouTube stream is embedded below.
Nvidia hasn't said much about what it might be announcing during the keynote, but we expect it to focus on AI developments and some of its non-gaming areas of expertise such as large-scale datacenter computing and industrial robotics. While it's possible that Nvidia will preview a new consumer RTX GPU, we don't think that PC components will be a big part of the speech.
Nvidia just announced its RTX 4060 and 4060 Ti a couple of weeks ago and we published our review of the RTX 4060 Ti just last week. If the company were to announce any major new cards or a new series of cards any time soon, it seems likely it would wait until later in the year.
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Avram Piltch is Managing Editor: Special Projects. When he's not playing with the latest gadgets at work or putting on VR helmets at trade shows, you'll find him rooting his phone, taking apart his PC, or coding plugins. With his technical knowledge and passion for testing, Avram developed many real-world benchmarks, including our laptop battery test.
I'm looking forward to what Nvidia will do when it crashes down from its AI sugar rush a year or two from now.
While AI won't go away like crypto-mining did, the current gold rush to be first at using AI for X, Y, Z won't last forever. Once AI players will have established their turfs, AI will cool off.
I think you are right for the wrong reasons. AI will begin to take it's own course outside of human intervention. AI will begin to create it's own path just based on pure logic without the help of Google, NVidia, Microsoft, Apple, ARM, & on and on. Once AI begins to actually plot a course of it's own rise, NVidia and all of the players won't matter. Ai will reach singularity in the next 10 years and humanity will never be the same, good or bad, It will be ambivalent...
