Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang He would work to ensure that the flea manufacturer has a secure base in case the demand focused on artificial intelligence systems (IA) slows down.
AI boom made Nvidia a company of several dollars and Huang the richest person in the world, Bloomberg reported Friday March 14).
At the same time, Huang is aware that the products of technological infrastructure companies can become basic products and that there are history of industry that undergo booms and busts, depending on the report.
Nvidia already sees competitors trying to reduce its price, customers try to build their own tokens, prices cause complications and national security problems threaten sales for China, according to the report.
In addition, the recent beginnings of an AI model of In depth This claimed to be as powerful as its competitors while costing much cheaper, which has raised fears that the Boom of AI culminated, according to the report. After the beginnings of this model, Nvidia had the greatest drop of a day ever seen by a company: almost $ 600 billion.
With the NVIDIA annual conference to be held next week, Huang will show that the company’s large -scale efforts to find “the next AI border”, according to the report.
The company aims to build not only fleas, but also software that will offer advantages in a variety of industries and encourage other companies to continue to make major investments in AI, according to the report.
Bloomberg’s report intervened after a profits call on February 26 in which Huang said that sales of the most advanced flea architecture of the company had reached a record in the fourth quarter and that these results were a warning sign of the demand even more to come because the era of the AI has just started.
“The AI is advancing at a light speed,” said Huang during the call. “We are just at the start of the age of AI.”
Huang said the world is only two years in the current wave of AI progress, starting with a generative AI, which has propelled the use of AI consumers, and is now going to AI agents, which will feed the commercial use of AI. Following these two trends, he sees the next step is physical robots like AI.
“The AI has become dominant” and one day it will be anchored in all industries, said Huang.
