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On March 18, 2025, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang headlined GTC 2025, unveiling major advancements in AI, robotics, and accelerated computing. The event, dubbed the “Super Bowl of AI,” attracted global innovators and industry leaders.
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NVIDIA unveiled the Blackwell Ultra architecture, delivering a 1.5x performance boost with enhanced interconnectivity and memory bandwidth. Looking ahead, the Vera Rubin architecture promises greater scalability, while Rubin Ultra, featuring 576 GPUs, enables large-scale AI models and real-world simulations.
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NVIDIA’s keynote highlighted “physical AI,” enhancing AI’s understanding of the real world. The Isaac GR00T N1 model accelerates humanoid robotics, while NVIDIA Cosmos improves robot simulations, and Halos enhances vehicle safety through AI-driven accident prevention.
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NVIDIA expands AI accessibility with CUDA-X and open-sourced cuOpt for collaboration. Dynamo enhances AI inference efficiency, while AI-Q simplifies development with pre-built workflows, ensuring scalable AI deployment across industries.
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NVIDIA’s Isaac GR00T N1 enables humanoid robots to interact with the physical world. Powered by "physical AI," it supports real-world applications, with development accelerated by Isaac Sim and Cosmos, as demonstrated by the robot “Blue.”
NVIDIA’s GTC 2025 showcased groundbreaking advancements, from Blackwell Ultra to GROOT N1 and Rubin architecture. As AI rapidly evolves, NVIDIA remains at the forefront, driving innovations that will reshape industries and society for years to come.