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Computex 2024 keynote

Jensen Huang · Jun 2, 2024 · 1h 49m · Taipei, Taiwan

Summary

Ahead of Computex 2024, Huang argued that accelerated computing and generative AI are resetting the computer industry, and showed the pieces: NIM microservices, RTX AI PCs, Blackwell in production, Spectrum-X Ethernet and a yearly roadmap that names Rubin as the next platform. He closed on physical AI and robotics.

Key themes: AI infrastructure, Robotics · AI-written summary from the published transcript

Where each highlight is said1:49:19
  1. 1NIM, NVIDIA Inference Microservices, package models to run inside "AI factories"44:16
  2. 2A Llama 3 NIM was posted on Hugging Face, ready to try and run anywhere48:09
  3. 3There are now 100 million GeForce RTX AI PCs, with more AI laptops featured at Computex57:10
  4. 4"Blackwell is in production," Huang said, holding up the production board1:03:52
  5. 5Spectrum-X Ethernet for AI networking has a roadmap to Spectrum-X800 Ultra and X16001:18:34
  6. 6The next-generation platform after Blackwell is called Rubin1:27:53
  7. 7The next wave of AI is physical AI: models that understand the laws of physics and work among us1:29:16

Announced

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AnnouncementStatus
NVIDIA NIMInference microservices, Llama 3 NIM on Hugging FaceGA
Blackwell in productionBlackwell production boards shownAnnounced
Spectrum-X roadmapSpectrum-X800 Ultra, then X1600Coming
Rubin platformNext platform after BlackwellComing

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About this keynote

Keynote page: www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKXDVsWZmUU

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Companies named: Hugging Face, Meta, Nvidia

Last changed 2026-09-24.

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