Nvidia's Huang isn’t shying away from DeepSeek, says AI needs 100x more computing power
CEO Jensen Huang isn't sounding the alarm over the introduction of AI models like China's inexpensively trained DeepSeek R1. Instead, the chip executive said the world needs far more computing power to handle so-called reasoning and agentic AI applications than previously anticipated.
Nvidia Jensen Huang: Mkt Claim That DeepSeek Requires Less Computing Power Is Misplaced
CEO Jensen Huang addressed concerns that DeepSeek’s AI model R1, which reportedly requires fewer chips and more powerful servers, poses a threat, calling such worries misplaced. He argued that this reflects a complete misunderstanding of R1,
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismissed concerns that low-cost AI models like Deepseek could sink the demand for its AI chips.
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Jensen Huang reaffirmed Nvidia’s starring role in the AI industry during a keynote address at Nvidia’s annual GTC conference ...
CEO Huang explained how Nvidia’s latest products could dramatically boost reasoning capabilities for large models like ...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang denied any involvement in a rumored Intel foundry takeover, clarifying that "nobody's invited us to a ...
Jensen Huang has it out for Chinese AI lab DeepSeek. Onstage during his GTC keynote, Huang claimed DeepSeek’s “reasoning” AI model, R1, uses significantly more computing than a typical non-reasoning ...
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