Nvidia, the everything company

GPUs, cars, networking processors, robots, supercomputers, gaming chips, rice cookers.

January 7, 2026

Jon Peddie

Jensen Huang opened with a story about the rush toward AI and how companies now funnel R&D budgets into building the data centers needed to support it. He described Nvidia’s work on frontier models and its long path from self-driving research to the new Mercedes CLA, which uses Nvidia’s full autonomous stack. He moved through robotics, design tools, and then revealed the Vera Rubin architecture, built for the growing demands of inference. He ended with a look at massive Rubin systems that tie Nvidia’s entire platform together. (Source: Nvidia) Addressing the elephant in the room, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang led off

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