Group 1 - NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang attended the company's year-end party in Taiwan, highlighting the collaboration with MediaTek to develop the N1 series processor, which is designed for powerful AI computers with low power consumption [1] - The theme of the year-end party was "NVIDIA Shines," and Huang expressed gratitude for the hard work of employees and the support from Taiwanese partners, noting the rapid growth of NVIDIA's operations in Taiwan [1] - NVIDIA's product offerings have expanded from GPUs to include network chips, switch chips, smart data processors, and CPUs, with future plans to launch the world's smallest AI supercomputer, DGX Spark, in collaboration with MediaTek [1] Group 2 - Huang discussed the development of quantum computing, emphasizing that while quantum computing can simulate nature, traditional CPUs and GPUs are still essential, and AI will remain a crucial computational model [2] - NVIDIA is working on integrating GPU and QPU technologies to create hybrid supercomputers, with significant breakthroughs in quantum bit error correction expected to lead to practical applications in the coming years [2] - Huang mentioned his meetings with supply chain partners in Taiwan, with expectations for a significant gathering referred to as the "Trillion Dinner," attended by high-level executives from the supply chain, including Foxconn's chairman [2]