At Computex 2024, Nvidia announced its next-generation AI processors, the 'Rubin' chips, ahead of the release of the current 'Blackwell' chips.

This move underscores Nvidia's aggressive strategy in the AI processor market and commitment to a 'one-year rhythm' for new platforms.

Nvidia's collaboration with MSI and ASUS to integrate GeForce RTX GPUs in upcoming devices illustrates its evolution from a gaming GPU manufacturer to an AI technology leader.

At the event, Nvidia and top computer manufacturers showcased a range of Blackwell-powered systems featuring Grace CPUs, NVIDIA networking, and infrastructure for AI factories and data centers.

These systems provide cloud, on-premises, embedded, and edge AI solutions, with configurations ranging from single to multi-GPUs, x86 to Grace processors, and air to liquid cooling.

The NVIDIA MGX modular reference design platform supports Blackwell products, including the new GB200 NVL2 platform for enhanced performance in data processing and large language model inference.

AMD and Intel are supporting the MGX architecture with their own CPU designs.

The ecosystem includes partners like TSMC and electronics makers supplying components for AI factories.

Taiwan companies such as Chang Gung Memorial Hospital and Foxconn are adopting Blackwell for medical research and AI-powered solutions.

Various industry leaders expressed their commitment to providing components and solutions for NVIDIA's AI ecosystem.

Su's keynote will be livestreamed on YouTube for those unable to attend in person.