The chief executive of Nvidia stated Tuesday that his company possesses sufficient manufacturing capacity to handle strong demand growth for both central processing units and graphics processing units as the artificial intelligence industry continues expanding.
Jensen Huang made these remarks during Nvidia’s GTC press conference at Computex week in Taiwan, one day after the $5 trillion semiconductor company revealed a new processor that brings AI functionality directly to devices.
The company’s latest processor, scheduled for release this fall, will integrate AI capabilities straight into laptop and desktop computers, creating competition with companies like Advanced Micro Devices, Intel and Apple.
According to Huang, the RTX Spark PC processor represents Nvidia’s collaboration with Microsoft to “reinvent the PC” for the artificial intelligence age.
The Nvidia chief executive, who was born in Taiwan’s southern city of Tainan, revealed plans last week for approximately $150 billion in annual investment in Taiwan, calling the island nation the center of the AI revolution.
