Nvidia ramps up AI tech for games, robots and autos

Core Insights - Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang highlighted the transformative impact of AI on computing during a keynote at CES, emphasizing that machine learning is central to numerous applications [2][3] - Nvidia's market valuation surpassed $3.6 trillion, with shares reaching a new record [2] - The company introduced the GeForce RTX 50 series, its most advanced consumer GPUs, based on the new Blackwell chip architecture [4][5] AI Technology and Applications - Nvidia's GPUs are in high demand from major tech companies like Google, Microsoft, Meta, and OpenAI, all competing in the AI space [3] - The new RTX chips will enhance personal computers, with AI capabilities aimed at gamers, developers, and creatives [4][6] - AI PCs are expected to feature specialized agents that assist users in managing complex tasks and improving productivity [7] Partnerships and Innovations - Nvidia is expanding its partnerships in the automotive sector, with Toyota joining its list of collaborators for autonomous vehicle technology [8] - The company introduced family foundation models for advancing "physical AI," enabling robots to perform real-world tasks [8]