NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun: The autonomous driving business generates 5 billion RMB in revenue annually, and 2025 will witness a major outbreak in the AI and robotics industry.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled a range of latest technologies at the CES exhibition in Las Vegas on Monday, including a new AI model, RTX Blackwell graphics card, and cutting-edge solutions for the autonomous driving and robotics industries.

Huang Renxun was also invited to discuss the future layout of the self-driving car market and the breakthrough of the robotics industry, and how NVIDIA supports the demands of the new era through innovative technology.

Looking forward to meeting with Trump, looking forward to assisting the new government

During the interview, Huang Renxun discussed the possibility of meeting with President-elect Trump of the United States. He stated that he has not yet received an invitation, but if given the opportunity, he would be happy to meet with Trump and discuss technology-related policies. Huang Renxun said, "I would be happy to meet with him to congratulate him and do everything we can to assist this administration in achieving success."

In addition, Huang Renxun also expressed his views on the possible impact of the Trump administration on technology exports and tariff policies. He mentioned that NVIDIA would provide its own perspectives for the government's reference, while also respecting the government's final decision. "We believe that the government will make the right choices for the country's greater good," said Huang Renxun.

Return to the core of brilliance, RTX Blackwell empowers AI and gaming

Huang Renxun launched the new generation RTX Blackwell graphics card GeForce RTX 50 series at the CES exhibition, featuring the Blackwell architecture combined with AI and computer graphics technology.

"The reason why today's game screen is stunning is that we use AI to make up for the shortcomings of computer graphics technology. For example, in a 4K screen, there are 33 million pixels, of which only 2 million pixels are directly computed, but the rest are generated by AI," Huang Renxun said. He also added that this generative AI can make game content more interactive and pave the way for the future virtual world.

Huang Renxun demonstrates the latest GeForce RTX 50 graphics card. The Cosmos model is the cornerstone of AI autonomous driving and robotics.

At the CES exhibition, Nvidia launched a world-class AI model called 'Cosmos', specifically developed for self-driving cars and robots, accelerating the development of physical AI. Huang Renxun emphasized: 'If ChatGPT is a text generation AI created for language, then Cosmos is designed for the real world, capable of simulating vehicle driving conditions, understanding the continuity of objects and spatial geometry, and creating realistic simulation environments.'

"Companies can use our Omniverse platform with Cosmos to provide virtual testing grounds for robots and self-driving cars, reducing development costs and shortening time to market," he added.

(Note: The persistence of an object means that even if our sight is briefly blocked or shifted, we can still know that the object exists and maintains relatively stable qualities, such as size and shape that will not suddenly disappear.)

At CES, Nvidia demonstrated a conceptual diagram of the combined use of Omniverse and Cosmos. Driven by industry demand, the era of robots will arrive by 2025.

Huang predicts that the global aging population and labor shortage will drive the demand for robots to explode. "The robotics market is a $50 trillion industry with great potential, and manufacturing will be the first industry category to adopt robots. Robots can not only fill the labor gap, but also improve production efficiency and reduce inflationary pressure."

Huang Renxun revealed that Huawei has developed a complete set of three major computing systems, covering every stage from robot design, training to deployment. He pointed out: 'In the next 10 to 20 years, there may be tens of billions of robots on Earth, covering various fields such as consumption, industry, and services.'

Huang Renxun and Hi-Da robots, layout of self-driving cars, participate in the full process of AI development and deployment

NVIDIA has also made profound layouts in the field of self-driving cars. Huang Renxun said that every car manufacturer needs two factories, one for producing cars and the other for producing AI. NVIDIA is involved in both of these aspects. He further revealed that NVIDIA's self-driving car business currently generates $5 billion in revenue each year and is still growing rapidly. He emphasized that the demand for self-driving cars and AI factories will continue to drive NVIDIA's business expansion.

The future of the AI industry, from data center to a brand new computing model

Huang Renxun believes that AI is redefining the computing model, shifting from traditional general-purpose computing to AI and accelerated computing as the core model. 'This is just the beginning, and in the future, every data center will be driven by AI,' he said with a smile. As for Wall Street's concerns about the sustainability of high AI spending, Huang Renxun is optimistic: 'AI is the most important technological force of our time, and its potential has not been fully tapped. There is still a lot of room for growth in the coming years.'

(Nvidia's most powerful gaming GPU, the GeForce RTX 50, has been released, and Nvidia's AI and gaming business continues to grow)

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