Nvidia announced new AI-focused chips at its annual GTC conference, according to CNBC. CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the Blackwell Ultra chip family, launching later this year, and the Vera Rubin GPU, set for release in 2026. The company aims to maintain dominance in AI chipmaking as cloud giants like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon continue investing in Nvidia-powered data centers. CEO Jensen Huang emphasized the escalating demand for AI computing and Nvidia’s shift to annual chip releases.
