Nvidia aims to ramp production of the Blackwell architecture and chip in the fourth quarter. This comes at a key moment for the technology company. Nvidia has built an AI empire over the past few ...

Learn More. Chipmaker NVIDIA recently announced that its latest Blackwell graphics processing units (GPUs) are sold out until the end of 2025, snapped up by the customers—including Meta ...

Huang highlighted that Moore’s law is ending Nvidia’s CUDA systems were showcased during the event Jensen Huang will sit with Mukesh Ambani for a fireside chat as well ...

CEO Jensen Huang said on Wednesday the chip giant and its Taiwanese partner had fixed an issue in its much-anticipated Blackwell AI chips, per a report from Reuters. That will come as a relief to ...

What just happened? Nvidia has successfully fixed a design flaw in its latest Blackwell AI chips, according to CEO Jensen Huang. The issue, which caused production delays, has been solved with the ...

The second phase is planned for 2025 to further expand the infrastructure with Blackwell GPUs. NVDIA's Blackwell GPU architecture enables high performance computing (HPC) for accelerated training, ...

NVIDIA initially unveiled its new Blackwell chips at GTC 2024 earlier this year in March, expected to ship in Q2 2024 but were delayed (as you can see in the stories below) which could've affected ...

The company says it expects billions of dollars in revenue from Blackwell during the period. Meanwhile, even as it plans this big launch, demand for Nvidia's current architecture, Hopper ...

Days after rumors of a strained relationship between Nvidia and TSMC regarding the delayed shipment of Blackwell chips, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang clarified that the issue was "100% Nvidia's fault." ...

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According to Huang, Blackwell was "functional, but the design flaw caused the yield to be low. It was 100% Nvidia's fault." And in fact, far from hindering Blackwell's roll-out, "what TSMC did ...