How Nvidia Grew From Gaming To A.I. Giant, Now Powering ChatGPT

Thirty years ago, Taiwan immigrant Jensen Huang founded Nvidia with the dream of revolutionizing PCs and gaming with 3D graphics. In 1999, after laying off the majority of workers and nearly going bankrupt, the company succeeded when it launched what it claims as the world’s first Graphics Processing Unit (GPU). Then Jensen bet the company on something entirely different: AI. Now, that bet is paying off in a big way as Nvidia’s A100 chips quickly become the coveted training engines for ChatGPT and other generative AI. But as the chip shortage eases, other chip giants like Intel are struggling. And with all it’s chips made by TSMC in Taiwan, Nvidia remains vulnerable to mounting U.S.-China trade tensions. We went to Nvidia’s Silicon Valley, California, headquarters to talk with Huang and get a behind-the scenes-look at the chips powering gaming and the AI boom.
Chapters:
02:04 - Chapter 1: Popularizing the GPU
07:02 - Chapter 2: From graphics to AI and ChatGPT
11:52 - Chapter 3: Geopolitics and other concerns
14:31 - Chapter 4: Amazon, autonomous cars and beyond
Produced and shot by: Katie Tarasov
Edited by: Evan Lee Miller
Additional Camera: Andrew Evers
Supervising Producer: Jeniece Pettitt
Graphics by: Jason Reginato
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How Nvidia Grew From Gaming To A.I. Giant, Now Powering ChatGPT

[@Punisher6791]

legend has it Jensen was born with that leather jacket.....

[@NOSCAM]

Adam Jensen !!! FTW

[@frixed00]

Just like his brother Todd Howard

[@paulgavian90]

legend has his hand wrapped round Jensen's Johnson

[@user-px8fi9xe3y]

4:49

[@sayso9180]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Mr-sweeny]

AI stocks will dominate 2024. Why I prefer NVIDIA is that they are better placed to maintain long term growth potential, and provide a platform for other AI companies. I know someone who has made more than 200% from NVIDIA. I'll also take these other recommendations you made.

[@Nernst96]

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[@zzzlap]

Yes. Hundreds of millions have an RTX 4090 at home. Sold at RRP.

[@belliebeltran4657]

99% of those are jpegs and png.

[@CHAstaroth]

Of course… 😂

[@potmadu4153]

Lol ing so hard when CEO said that.. what a good joke

[@filip9587]

More people have a 3090, 3080 and certainly 3060 compared to the amount of people who have a 4090.

[@techpriest4787]

He said "GeForce" you clown... That means all of them.

[@Contentsubtitle]

0:00 Intro 2:07 Popularizing the GPU 7:03 From graphics to AI and ChatGPT 11:54 Geopolitics and other concerns 14:32 Amazon, autonomous cars and beyond Add it to your timelaps so that people's times can be saved ❣️

[@spiritedaway99]

thank you💛

[@trobinson14kc]

CNBC can barely maintain their mobile app; you want to give them more work?

[@Contentsubtitle]

@@trobinson14kc opposite, i help them

[@spiritedaway99]

@@trobinson14kc tbh they are doing quite a great job so far! its okay to give a helping hand from time to time :)

[@TD05SSLegacy]

0:00 to 17:54 Paid advertisement for Nvidia. This is journalism at it’s finest.

[@blipblop92]

The CEO really knows how to drive the stock price 😁😁😁

[@freedom-li2rx8jj2e]

You know the drill

[@guyverhw4780]

while also providing better technology for the clueless people. CEO is op

[@jasonmartinez9051]

@@freedom-li2rx8jj2e "Drill, Baby, Drill!" 👍

[@R4ks0]

He worked 25 hours a day to achieve this, he definetly deserves to be paid more! PAY THE POOR CEO!

[@guyverhw4780]

@@R4ks0 I doubt Jensen even care about getting paid more money, he probably could retire if he wanted to. He is a visionary, his joy is in seeing how far technology can take us while also doing what he can to make that happen.

[@jerbsherb4391]

Change the 4090 to 1080 and thats the GPU hundreds of millions of gamers play on. Edit: My point is that the cards are too damn expensive for people and it's out of reach for those previous card holders.

[@AlekosEscu]

Yep

[@BeyondImaginationzz]

it always feel like GTX is dead for nvidia in every update

[@hsienkangliu1436]

1060😅

[@respectmathias]

Nah currently on a 1080 ti

[@shreypratap7220]

​@@BeyondImaginationzz cause it is dead.

[@blink182bfsftw]

Just a thought : if someone were given the power a few decades ago to decide what industries humans should focus their efforts on, gaming hardware would probably come last. Interesting how now that hardware is revolutionizing out world

[@chiraggupta2645]

Thanks for sharing that thought with all of us, it was certainly provoking

[@trumplostlol3007]

Gaming hardware is obviously a misnomer. The GPU chip and chipset can be used for many other functions besides graphics. The reason why it was called GPU was because its "old" function was for computing graphics contents. But it really is just "computing" after all, whether it is for graphics, gaming, or AI. Or some other functions in the future. And perhaps in the future that are some better hardware for doing self-learning AIs better and faster.

[@d34d10ck]

@@trumplostlol3007 That was not always the case, though. In the beginning you could only use it for graphics and only with time you could use it for more general applications and now for AI.

[@trumplostlol3007]

@@d34d10ck The so-called graphics card has always been used for "calculation". It was more specialized in calculating something than other things. It just happens that self learning AI algorithms use some mathematics that is kind of similar to that of graphics.

[@d34d10ck]

​@@trumplostlol3007 But you couldn't use graphical cards in the beginning for the same calculations you can use them for today. At the beginning, the data was forwarded from the CPU to the GPU and then directly to the screen. The CPU no longer had any access to the calculated data of the GPU. Graphics was all it can do. At some point, it was possible to access the GPU's data, but the calculations they could perform were still exclusively for graphics calculations. This only changed with the invention of programmable shaders. However, the programming interface was still designed for graphics calculations, which is why Nvidia invented CUDA at some point. Only then did general purpose calculations on the GPU really become possible, which is why we started to talk about a GPGPU (general purpose GPU) instead of a GPU.

[@xevious2501]

Nvidia created the first graphics card but not the first graphics dedicated chips. That honor goes to commodore and the Amiga line of computers of which nvidia and others took a lot of inspiration from. The amiga line of computers were specifically known for their high levels of graphics and audio capabilities unlike all other computers on the market. The amigas proprietary design was around long before Nvidia was even founded. What was unique about the amiga was the fact that unlike other computer makes, which did both their graphics and their computations on the single CPU , the amiga utilized their own proprietary chipset, that separated the motorolla 68000 cpu from their Agnus graphics processing chip. They used dedicated chips for both graphics and audio all this on their 32bit motherboard architecture. So in actually commodore invented the GPU, but since it was a chip mounted to the motherboard and not a separate installable card as an upgrade, Nvidia later made the claim of being the first when in fact they were not in terms of the dedicated graphics processing unit. **update** and as a friend reminded me.. The very first Commodore amiga's 1000 / 2000 had their graphics chips connected to the motherboard via a "daughter" card plugged into its Zorro slots. So even in regards to the "card" idea Nvidia was not first.

[@sleepspacee]

this sounds like cope

[@lilblackduc7312]

Thank you for commenting!

[@randomcomputer7248]

What about Paula, Denise and Gary ! Not motherboard, Rock Lobster ;)

[@battubelin1755]

What about matrox I was using Mx 440

[@xevious2501]

@Jonas Jonaitis agreed on the PC end but i think Nvidia first "card" was for the SGI's

[@williecfan]

They went to AI Giant by saying AI 75+ times on their earnings call.

[@m7thena]

😂😂😂

[@pb8185]

What an insightful look into Nvidia’s history and vision. I think Jensen and the team are visionaries who are not only able to see the next revolution ahead of time, but able masterfully execute incrementally and position themselves for success. When they started putting tensor cores into their graphics cards, gamers were very skeptical. But using deep learning to do super sampling became a major benefit and they were able to leverage all of that development to not only improve gaming, but get into and dominate the machine learning landscape.

[@EbonySaints]

Tensor cores and the massively parallel nature of AI being such a good fit for GPUs have been a real monkey paw for gamers. Sure, the 4090 is one of the best leaps ever for a flagship card. DLSS is... okay (I don't like upscaling tech, though I personally haven't tried DLSS.) for leveraging those cores to generate "identical" fidelity at lower resolutions. Raytracing is starting to become practical, though it'll probably be another generation before it becomes commonplace. But now Lovelace costs almost 50% extra across the board so far. The 4080 has a $500 premium over the 3080. The -4080 12GB- 4070Ti has a $300 one. The 4060 is rumored to have a $200 uptick and less VRAM than the 3060 in a period of gaming where 8GB is about to become paltry. And the traditional raster performance on offer really doesn't make the price increases all that palatable. A lot of people still aren't too excited about ray-tracing given the performance hit and the fact that consoles are limited to RDNA2's lackluster implementation. And with the absolutely God awful 3050 not having any rumored successor and no budget option in sight, it seems that anyone without $500+ to spend on components is going to get told to kick rocks and buy Ampere or hope they don't buy a mining card when going used. But Nvidia doesn't need to care about gamers sadly. They could close their consumer GPU division tomorrow and probably do just fine selling professional and data center cards despite having almost 90% of the former's marketshare. The pandemic and the mining boom taught them how much people are willing to spend on a GPU, and they figured that it's at least just as profitable to cut out the bottom half of the consumer market and focus on corporations, researchers, digital artists and idiots with more money than sense instead.

[@Slash67]

Nvidia should get chips from companies that make chips in North America like apple

[@guyverhw4780]

The sad thing is that lots of people only see money and thinks money can solve everything, if only everything was that stupidly simple. Without Jensen leading Nvidia for all those years, I would be willing to bet the tech industry would not be as advance as it is today.

[@htko89]

@@Slash67 they already do. TSMC makes chips for apple. TSMC makes nvidias GPUs

[@htko89]

@@guyverhw4780 Nvidia does not share their IP

[@LucasRodmo]

I work in data center infrastructure projects. NVIDIA is really out there. Most of the high scale business centered graphics processing is made with NVIDIA. I worked with projects of AI predictive security outbreak detection, genetic research, protein structure simulation, hospital machine learning diagnosis software, material stress simulation, weather big data... They really excel at those kind of processing needs.

[@veduci22]

And since US decided to crush rising semiconductor industry in China that would bring so much needed competition we will suffer the monopolistic markets...

[@thymos6575]

what perquisite knowledge or programming languages i have to learn to get into this field? thanks

[@LucasRodmo]

@@thymos6575 none. It's hardware based knowledge.

[@LucasRodmo]

@@thymos6575 improving my answer: You don't necessarily need software knowledge. Hardware tho it's a very very wide range of solutions and fields of knowledge. I personally do recommend to learn something high demand, especially information security. It's a very very big market with many needs, many solutions to learn from. And it is a lot of fun too.

[@snickle1980]

@@veduci22 We get most of ours here in the united states from Taiwan at the moment if I'm not mistaken. I might be mistaken though...let me know. But what I'm not mistaken about is the reason for having chip manufacturing here at home. The risk of having all of our eggs in one Taiwanese basket. We're building the facilities here to handle that issue...and naturally, to make a huge profit. 😄

[@IronFreee]

AI can help improve games' graphics, so it made sense for them to invest in that direction. Now they have a new business opportunity, just like Amazon, which invested in data storage capacity for its own purposes and ended up creating AWS, a successful service completely unrelated to its original business.

[@kapuatron]

No one really knew it could or had tried to use it to improve graphics until recently, CUDA as per the video has been around since 2006. Their bet in ai wasn't made alongside the bet that DLSS would work well, they were made pretty independently. CUDA was basically research tech for a long time that anyone with a GPU had access to. Altruism & foresight. AI has been researched since the 50s

[@htko89]

the parallel processing units in a GPU are pretty useful for ai, CUDA, etc. its not a bet on ai enhanced graphics but positioning their GPU as the core of next gen AI. AI enhanced graphics is just a bonus outcome.

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[@Actionfrank911]

or the route nvidia took and sue or destroy the other companies in their way. either or...

[@Morning404]

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[@JohnSmith-pn2vl]

this is terrible information from the past that is meaningless, this are dead companies

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[@LilJonBigNuts]

Is an ad

[@youneedcrypto]

this is a propaganda paid from nvidia to cnbc, only fools don't realize.. typical cnbc audience

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More quarters and outlooks from big tech names, powered by Nvidia, as well as this trader FOMO, may lead to renewed buying strength in markets in October. I want to invest more than $300k, but not sure on how to mitigate risk

[@Greghilton3]

Nvidia stock is roaring like many did during the 1990s bubble. But this time around, the hype around new chips is happening in a more mature demand environment.

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[@BarryLester]

just when you think the price of gpu would finally go back to normal, locally deployed AI is here to strike you again.

[@snickle1980]

Go figure, i know....but now i have a more legitimate excuse to save up 1400 or finance a piece of computer hardware.

[@marshallmcluhan33]

Nvidia is heavily subsidized by the US gov. They can fix the market anyway they choose as long as the preferred customer is America and not China. Vram wars here we come.

[@himanshugurjar9002]

Wait a bit more. U won't need expensive hardware for gaming in future. Just a fast internet connection

[@marshallmcluhan33]

@@himanshugurjar9002 SaaS is for suckers. Own nothing and like it I guess 😉

[@himanshugurjar9002]

@@marshallmcluhan33 If hardware goes out of demand, GPUs will reduce their prices. Still majority of their revenue is gamers not AI or crypto

[@doriangrey4822]

Completely blown away by the ability of AI to program itself..meaning non-core coders could be left jobless sooner than we thought. Very impressive by nVidia, now i see why its stock is trending upwards. AI is gonna revolutionize everything!

[@slammerw3]

Was thinking that. I spent the last 3 years designing an app, might now be all for nothing.

[@VGBNDGRL]

There's bigger questions to ask/answer now. Those that are good at logic reasoning, philosophy, and psychology I think could really help in the coming decades. I don't mean "straight-forward" thinkers/devs, but those that are actually creative (researchers, UX designers, psychologists, etc.) We need people who can ask good questions, the AI needs direction, it can't figure out what to code without guidance right now.

[@JUSTAGPTGUY]

Did you know that Nvidia's founder Jensen Huang initially wanted to become a professor and was pursuing a Ph.D. in electrical engineering at Stanford University? However, he left the program to start his own company, which eventually became Nvidia. Now, his company's technology is used by many universities around the world to power cutting-edge research in fields such as artificial intelligence, robotics, and more.

[@talha1943]

You already sound like a robot

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[@brothatwasepic]

Mark my words this is just the beginning for NVIDIA. I knew it in 2000 I know it now - your humble 4090 3090 2080ti 1080ti 1080x2 980, 3dfx etc Owner

[@AtiATR]

Yes, yes, Nvidia is first to create separated graphics processing unit and called it as is, not the Sony with PS. Seperating tasks to multiple processors is revolutionary idea, discovered by Jensen alone, and not been using by IBM and Intel for decades in super computers and multi core CPU's for many years before CUDA. However CNBC editors didn't mentioned about one detail. Jensen is the best tech mind on Earth, without him we would still be using the 8086's.

[@sashank224]

Woah, I did not know that

[@cramptwin]

Founder is such a chilled out guy

[@cdragon88]

Jensen? Lmfao.

[@cramptwin]

@@cdragon88 😂

[@xsnipersgox]

100’s of millions of gamers using 4090? I don’t believe.

[@SanctuaryLife]

There’s 100 million people trapped in my basement on my simulation using it right now.

[@KonohasYeIlowFlash]

He was talking about GeForce GPUs in general, but I don’t think that number represents total gamers-possibly total units sold.

[@KingKuda420]

More like millions of crypto miners

[@TheYellowtom7]

I wanted one but not for 2k nope went to. Amd

[@AndrianHendrawan]

no one said it

[@aubrieg9023]

We desperately need more competition in the GPU market. Interesting video though learning about Nvidia and it will be exciting to see where things go

[@lordmoose213]

thank god that AMD is getting good again, and arc exists. i cant afford a 300$ gpu.

[@williamkim2733]

If there is competition, nvidia will just swoop by and eat there lunch and desert.

[@BITCOIlN]

@@williamkim2733 Nshidia sucks.

[@shinjilamperouge6141]

Imagine good competition under capitalism :D

[@venomus9286]

@@williamkim2733 With the prices as they are now, Nvidia is shifting towards “higher end” stuff. Meaning that, if anyone wants a mid range gpu, they will get an intel gpu or amd. Unless you need nvidia gpu specifically for your needs, then you will have to pay extra. But anyone who uses a gpu strictly for gaming/light productivity will certainly choose amd or intel. Why would you pay more for the features you won’t use? For raw performance, anything Nvidia can do right now, AMD can do the same or better for lower price. Intel is also creeping up and they will soon be the choice of gpu for the majority of users that want an affordable/budget/mid range gpu.

[@chutcentral]

Great video. I'm up to speed on most things gaming and PC, but I still enjoyed this.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Wow, this was excellent. Really love this kind of video!

[@niteshroyal30]

I know you 🙂👍

[@davidx.1504]

The goat takes a moment to observe the landscape. Unexpected KZbin viewer spotted

[@CristobalRuiz]

"Jensen"s demeanor has always amazed me. His and his co-founders vision and commitment is worth writing a book about it. I always watch their events and find them more interesting than Apple's or Google's events.

[@SickPrid3]

i am more amazed how nv under his leadership got away with all the shady and scummy things they did to be where they are now

[@joannabusinessaccount7293]

What kind of shandy and scummy things?

[@SickPrid3]

@@joannabusinessaccount7293 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmGvZIKKj5ZmhdU

[@xtaticsr2041]

We don't want Nvidia to just focus on games, we want them to make reasonably priced and reasonably sized cards. They learned all the wrong lessons from the pandemic shortage.

[@JohnEdwardBinay]

their graphic cards are really expensive sadly and not something I can currently afford, at least not the high end ones

[@sa1t938]

If you look at the specs on the new cards, you can see why they cost as much as they do. And surprisingly, the 4090 is actually fairly efficient, it offers around double the performance of the 3090 but only 50% more power draw. Cards are just getting bigger because more compute means more heat, so you need larger coolers.

[@tylerdurden3722]

​​@@JohnEdwardBinay I'm confused, aren't high end things typically expensive? E.g. Bugattis are expensive. The highest end phones cost as much as cheap cars. A large mansion in a desirable location, a Bugatti, a $20 000 smartphone, etc isn't something vast majority of people can afford. There's such a thing as a high end GPU? It's beyond what the vast majority of people can afford? Well color me surprised 😐

[@adarsharao8957]

@@JohnEdwardBinay if you are not a competitive gamer, switch to ' Geforce Now'. Just 10$ per month. You get most of the coolness of Graphics card without buying one.

[@Vysair]

@@tylerdurden3722 You confused luxury with high-end though it does correlate

[@Hans-gb4mv]

I know this is a piece on Nvidia's tech and AI, but damn, that building of theirs looks magnificent and I think deserves a piece of its own.

[@squidwardo7074]

looks like a supervillians hideout

[@PeterAJB]

Ugly moderist slop

[@BRBallin1]

Worked there as an intern in 2016 back when their AI/computer vision division was in its infancy and was considered confidential. Looks like their vision on using hardware for AI applications is really taking off

[@LaSombraa]

You should be a millionaire off nvidia stock bro… literally had insider knowledge

[@AriKariG]

@@LaSombraa relax bro was a summer intern

[@FroggyTWrite]

he even wears his leather coat to a cnbc interview 😅

[@bakerkawesa]

He definitely likes that jacket

[@youshe9121]

Lol

[@B3L13V3R]

From the music to the flow of the story. Gotta say. This was a great overview. We’ll done.

[@portaltaker]

icl the music was kinda creepy around 0:47 lol

[@ShinichiKudoQatnip]

Nice how the fact of the new consumer prices was dodged

[@doniscoming]

it's a business - the only way we tell them how much gpus are worth is if we don't buy them at these outrageous prices. I personally moved from 3060Ti to RX 6950XT instead of 4070 Ti

[@gametabulas]

@@doniscoming A good decision. Nvidia had been doing it from ages. Will switch to amd too.

[@doniscoming]

@@gametabulas yeah its been 4 months and I'm really happy. I play at 4K so I would have to get a 4090 to even try RT games basically. I appreciate nvidias investment in high end technologies but their prices are just not there for me 😉 hopefully they can win be back some day 😉

[@IwinMahWay]

Skill issue

[@Motumi1]

"....would be pretty ironic if the world's most powerful computer was made by a car company..." Dojo should be featured next

[@blipblop92]

I like tesla but dojo is probably going to turn into the 2nd FSD, all promise no product.

[@Artintrex]

Elon like always lies ehm* misstates. Dojo is fast but not the fastest.

[@yolandaorozco9052]

Wow! Your co is so broad in their technology!👍

[@jacoblongwell6419]

Leaders who admit their mistakes freely are the ones who are capable of inspiring their people.

[@aniketbhanderi5927]

Nvidia is apparently best company for predicting future technology and get ahead of all. Kudos to Jensen.

[@bluezul75]

great interviewer and interview!

[@diyorbekzokirov2738]

NVIDIA has become the king of all stocks

[@blob2092]

Tesla is still better. Nvidia just makes the chips, but Tesla will actually use AI to create self-driving and Grok, which is better then ChatPGT in all areas such as Woke, will be integrate into Tesla cars so you can say: "Take me to the airport in San Franscisco , then drive to NYC and pick me up when I land" and because it is Artifical Intelligence, it can drive by itself no problem. So Nvidia is good, but Tesla is the Gamechanger

[@SystemBD]

The problem with fabs is the humongous amounts of water they need to be able to produce the chips. That is why it surprises me that the US is opting to build them in Arizona (which, as its name implies, it is a rather arid zone). Where are they going to get the water they need? (Serious question)

[@user-ec4hh1jl4i]

Ground water and recycle.

[@DarkGT]

@@user-ec4hh1jl4i There is problem using too much ground water. You disturb the natural flow of water by taking it from one place, only to create issues for the rest.

[@ckush928]

@@DarkGT So it's someone else's problem. Perfect for business

[@DanOneOne]

the woke will just declare the water and it will appear... They don't need to learn anything, and discipline is not for them...

[@nellyx8051]

They're building their own water treatment plant and recycling almost all of it.

[@JudgeFredd]

Excellent video

[@user-mo3ph8xu9z]

Great report!. Great content. Thank you very much.

[@colinhannah3515]

Jensen is so well spoken and singularly focused on his vision.

[@christopheroconnor4665]

His vision? To screw gamers over

[@wandew7057]

Ahhh yes, hundreds of millions of gamers play on a $1600 gpu.

[@harrymaxxis1448]

He did say geforce, which is the entire product line

[@wandew7057]

@@harrymaxxis1448 yeah but he showed the 4090 thats kinda why i said that

[@xexcitingchannel6001]

He said Geforce porduct

[@ali09gaming58]

@@darkshadow6556 which 4090 you got ? i was thinking about the MSI suprim x air cooled

[@PropaneWP]

No matter how much Nvidia wishes it was true, high priced GPUs will always remain marginal. Most people just can't afford Nvidia's current overinflated prices. They can't afford high end cards, no matter how cost effective they might be. This is also why you won't get much use for an expensive GPU, beyond edge cases like those who for some reason need very high FPS on a 4K monitor. Game developers know this, which is why they'll never put a lot of effort in developing graphics that do high end cards justice. Nvidia's effort to push only expensive GPUs (they are currently sitting on billions worth of GPUs, just to keep prices high) is not possible long term.

[@alexjohnson7509]

This interview is very interesting and shows a different side of Jensen that the public doesn't normally see. What isn't mentioned however, is that a lot of the software and hardware NVidia has developed since it's success in the early 2000's are not solutions, but rather alternative methods to solving issues in a proprietary manner behind closed source code. Even Cuda which is shown in the video; Open CL/GL processing on AMD is currently faster than CUDA processing on NVidia, however it causes some developers to fall into the proprietary hole, such as the application Blender, and in turn causes a huge issue for users on platforms other than Windows. The same is true of their other highlights like Ray Tracing and Machine Learning. These are not feats exclusive to NVidia, however NVidia advertises them heavily while distributing a proprietary method of accomplishing these tasks. Jensen is an excellent businessman in that regard, combining technology with advertising and business-to-business relationships, but it's also ultimately unhealthy for the industry and would lead to stagnation without competition like we saw with Intel when they were at the top of CPU design and AMD as well when they were at the top even earlier.

[@gessie]

@Milen (splicer) Parvanov Never forget the collective cost of individual success. If Nvidia were to suddenly disappear, other businesses would rapidly fill up the power vacuum. Given that Nvidia works hard to establish a monopoly and has succeeded significantly, the once intended feature of capitalism - competition - would be allowed to resume. This would likely lead to an increase in overall quality within the field just as Microsoft's various lost lawsuits have been a great boon for independent software developers and the software business in general. In short, the death of corporate giants isn't a doomsday scenario. The death of a previous generation is ultimately a boon, culturally and economically, to the new generation - the same is true for corporations.

[@MadsterV]

@Milen (splicer) Parvanov see, this is exactly what the OP meant PS5 doesn't have RTX. It has raytracing. Due to Nvidia's effective marketing, when you think raytracing, you think RTX, which is Nvidia's proprietary solution. It wasn't the first, it's not the only one, it's the best advertised one.

[@arenzricodexd4409]

​@@gessie that is what people assume when one by one company that competing in discrete gpu are out of business. If they gone others will fill the void. In the end we have the kind of monopoly we saw right now with nvidia.

[@arenzricodexd4409]

CUDA exist long before OpenCL. AMD end up faster in Opencl before because nvidia did not optimize their opencl because they already had cuda and sees opencl as a competition. But right now even nvidia hardware is faster than AMD in opencl. It has been that way since nvidia 20 series because AMD now throwing their effort towards their own ROCm instead of opencl. opengl? only recently AMD try to sort out their opengl stuff. Before that they pretty much ignore them which forcing developer to go to nvidia if they want to use opengl extensively. Also nvidia is not intel. At one point AMD unable to keep up with nvidia fastest and yet it did not stop nvidia from releasing faster hardware.

[@gessie]

​@@arenzricodexd4409 Agreed, which is why effective governments are continuously working to undermine monopolies whenever they sprout. Like whack-a-mole. :) We've yet to find a stable systemic solution.

[@Sitharii]

quite simply : *excellent round-up* !! --P.S. : and myself ,as someone who is former gamer and i have watched nVIDIA from their first steps ( Riva TNT2 graphic cards ) , until their recent A.I. breakthroughs we are witnessing today , all i have to say is : ""In Jensen we trust"" !!! TSMC's Morris Chang might be Jensen's hero as we saw in this video(and rightfully so) , but for my case , Jensen is my hero !!

[@infernalkiwi]

Lol bootlick somewhere else

[@markmuller7962]

Former gamers 🙄

[@Sitharii]

@@markmuller7962 Yes ,sadly... "former" . i suppose you would rather hear that i'm still an... 😜 "active" one ( such as yourself perhaps? you didn't specify😉 ), but sadly when people grow-up ,get older ,and start working ,they don't have time for videogames anymore .

[@markmuller7962]

@@Sitharii Besides the cases of gaming addiction it's not a problem of free time at all in my opinion, back in the days videogames were considered a male-children activity so people quit and moved to more socially accepted entertainment like movies, travel and tv series. Problem is that (as expected given the Moor's law) meanwhile videogames have become and are becoming a multifaceted titanic entertainment industry but many people that have quit now find games to be too complex and complicated which turns them in more of a struggle than actual fun. That was preventable simply by keeping playing and being part of that culture that is capable of being and foreseeing the future, the nerd culture, that instead was ostracized and mocked by 99.99% of society that now is being looked down by their own children like the old dumb daddy that can't even play the simplest games... Aka: Boomers

[@Sitharii]

@@markmuller7962 nice analysis , i don't disagree with what you say.

[@ThisOrThat13]

The biggest push for Nvidia right now is that AI (Stable Diffusion) just happened to be build around their GPUs vs AMD. Because of that the rest of the AI Revolution on personal computers (followed by companies) will be Nvidia first.

[@PropaneWP]

Whether Stable Diffusion actually can make money remains to be seen. There is also the question of Stable Diffusion depending on copyrighted material as a source. Steps are currently being taken to challenge both the legality of Stable Diffusion's current activity and their ability to acquire said source material.

[@98BlackTransAm]

ChatGPT was trained on Nvidia GPUs. That's where the real revolution is. Stable diffusion, while awesome, is more of a novelty.

[@vajona2495]

Imagine the low IQ required to believe AI exists

[@pmmm712011]

@@PropaneWP An infinite art generator can't make money? Investors valued stabilityAI at $1 billion, for a company that had made $0 revenue. The biggest challenge is to develop a product that hundreds of millions want to use, making money is the easy part.

[@PropaneWP]

@@pmmm712011 As I said, it still remains to be seen whether any actual revenue can be made. Especially bearing in mind the factors I mentioned, which you seem to have ignored.

[@hal1168]

So reassuring to see and hear a tech superstar who presents such a calm and reasoned demeanor.

[@jamesbrown1645]

Its the leather jacket.

[@gusmendez2564]

The reporter didn't know the difference between DLSS and ray tracing... Jenson was talking about DLSS and she was calling it ray tracing.

[@klipk7296]

She wouldn't have made this mistake if she just ran it through chatGPT

[@ozoozo3301]

It's a shame that Nvidia's datacenter business is not emphasized in the video as it generates almost the as much revenue as their GPU business

[@mrtienphysics666]

great video!

[@Telencephelon]

That was great. Even though "ChatGPT" was just used as a clickbait word

[@chikenadobo]

Next nvidia card can replace the old style air conditioning system

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Retail Store Real Sperm

[@barnabaschoi]

Thanks for your sharing

[@EmmMacken]

Is the power being used on ASICs specifically designed for AI though? Or general GPUs?

[@kostasjezuz4846]

They use Neural Networks on some of their GPUs, which are ideal for AI and machine learning, if that's what you are asking...

[@shashank8950]

The future is Strong Hardware! Backbone of all the software development happening rn.

[@arunkrishnamurthy7281]

Great content. Thank you very much

[@ezpz4659]

I remember 2000 getting an nvidia 580 256mb and cramming it in my Windows ME computer. I was 10 years old! GOD BLESS!

[@johnnienorris7868]

Jensen is 1 of the best CEOs

[@HOYLAMP]

I love CNBC for this! I'm not into anything except Technology. Thank you!

[@caleb7799]

Great programming! Keep em comming!

[@BaljinderSingh-nh6zg]

what an awesome case study video

[@silverrehan2282]

One of my favourite companies I wish I can get into Nvidia as an employee Big fan

[@Nepartinis]

3dfx Voodoo invented affordable 3d gaming. Among pioneers were S3, Matrox, ATI. Only later Nvidia appeared.

[@Yetus]

But they all sucked ass - I remember. NVDA was top dawg

[@AdeMolajo]

I remember the 3dfx voodoo2 quake days fondly

[@Mave-rick]

@@Yetus You read young, that's not an insult, so don't take it the wrong way. Before NVIDIA became a challenger, better companies existed, as @Nepartinis mentioned, 3Dfx was among them, if not " top dawg". They "lost" and sold themselves to NVIDIA in the early 2000's. A oversimplification, but that should paint you a crude picture.

[@jaylu7021]

I owned a 15mb Voodoo back in the day, playing open GL quake 2. I was amazed how good the graphics was.

[@dpptd30]

And they lose so bad that they’re bought out by Nvidia.

[@mohdjibly6184]

Great video sharing ...thanks

[@SuperCapuka]

As much as I like Nvidia, they suffer the problem of a company that grows really fast and tries to do everything instead of focusing on what they are good at. They will still do fine in the future but I believe Arm, AMD & Intel will diminish their market share in areas they are dominant today. One of the cases is their overpricing of the 4000 series gpu that even it’s loyal fans aren’t supporting with the enthusiasm of previous generations. Look at how asic miners retired gpu mining on graphics cards or how Tesla started building their own chips and using amd for entertainment in their cars.

[@justshady]

Doesn’t matter. AI is going to fund them regardless. Not gamers

[@rochester3]

nope 4090s are getting sold out don't what your talking about its just like the iphone, 4090 is a bragging rights item, its also double the performance

[@pmmm712011]

@@rochester3 4090 is absolutely not bragging rights, its literally the only consumer GPU that can run the advanced AI models.

[@jeanwangg]

isn’t it healthy growth? there’s only 28k of us pushing out more than some companies with thousands of employees.

[@tampa687]

@@rochester3 you don’t know what you’re talking about

[@williamkaiser6075]

5:33 the stock did not stay "largely flat" until recently. NVidia stock had multiple periods in its history where it's stock lost more than 70% of it's value in huge drawdowns. That resilience is a core component of what you see in modern-day NVidia. Yes, it has had an incredible run, but it has not been without its challenges.

[@HireMyTimestampTalent]

00:03 Nvidia's chips have transitioned from gaming to powering AI, specifically ChatGPT. 02:11 Nvidia's founder, Jensen Huang, continues to lead the company after 30 years. 04:20 Nvidia revolutionized gaming and Hollywood with rapid rendering of visual effects. 06:38 Nvidia grew from gaming to AI giant and now powers ChatGPT. 08:51 Nvidia's AI boom outperforms gaming revenue. 11:04 Nvidia's technology is export controlled and they comply with regulations to serve their customers in China. 13:09 TSMC's investment in chip fabrication plants in Arizona is a big deal for the chip industry. 15:16 Nvidia's growth from gaming to AI giant and its contributions to autonomous driving technology 17:29 Nvidia's progress into various industries: car, logistics, wind turbines You Can't Judge A Video By Its Cover. you can by its first few chapters and certainly by its last.

[@ricardoespitiarunza2823]

Innovation, creativity and the fact to support other business such as servers and IA, it had helped a lot Nvidia to improve their technologies. Well, I'm still proud of my decent RTX 3050 laptop :)

[@techconix]

I love how they said "Tesla uses its own chips" without realizing that AMD chips (CPUs) are now in Tesla MCUs.

[@pallavrajpatra7227]

Such a great video and I am needlessly vexed by the speaker omttin' the 'g' in every 'ing.'

[@Nationalist04]

That's the accent in one part of america

[@pallavrajpatra7227]

@@Nationalist04 Cool

[@Sparkk0]

Wonder why she didn't ask about clear market manipulation and gouging on GPUs?

[@gametabulas]

Because US government is backing these mafias.

[@samjackson7701]

I thought about this as well. If a company like Intel that has never made a dedicated, high performance GPU can come into the market and blast the midrange cards from 30 year competitors, at half the price, then it shows it's not only POSSIBLE, but relatively easy.

[@trobinson14kc]

Because those are just two commonplace tactics in business.

[@R3tr0v1ru5]

​@@trobinson14kc It's called the free market for a reason. Raising prices is the only sensible response to higher demand and eventually demand will fall and prices will follow.

[@leehyunsong7001]

How can a tech company be so lucky to have the right bets every time something bigs turn up 1. Gaming 2. Crypto 3. AI

[@anonyfamous42]

they failed the smartphone

[@danielocegueda4399]

Great video report! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@marioherrero6506]

Remember the 3DFX company the slie is a legacy of theirs and I think they were the first graphic accelerators I used to play QUAKE II. Nvidia bought 3 DFX. For this reason I have always bought Nvidia.

[@magellan124]

Wait until someone tells them NVDA used samsung to fab the 3000 series. Everyone acts like TSMC is the only manufacturer

[@keponen331]

For the normies looking at nvidia stock: nvidia built their business on gamers. During the pandemic they sold directly to bitcoin farms and the rest was bought up by scalpers. Missing that sweet pandemic cash, nvidia figured they could be the scalpers directly, tripling prices. Now gamers can no longer afford their product, good job Jensen

[@DesignVisStudios]

and they are down 42% in gpu sales

[@ThatBoi1995]

Just like apples evolution from desktop computers, nvidia is become more than a gaming tech company quickly. One of the most important companies to exist right now

[@MelonEsuk]

@@DesignVisStudios if the price is up then sales down doesn't matter

[@lairdinho]

@@MelonEsuk It will eventually. PC gaming is mainstream by definition. If GPUs become high price, low volume products, then there won't be enough gaming PCs to make it worth spending millions developing games. The shrinking customer base won't be enough. And so PC gaming dies and with it Nvidia's gaming GPu business. That might be fine if they are making zillions selling GPUs for AI learning. But price up sales down is not a viable long term business model for Nvidia's gaming division.

[@meatbasedvegan4859]

@@lairdinho good thing we got AMD

[@gzSING]

Big fan of Nvidia for many years. Just regret that I didn't buy their stocks earlier even though i splurged so much on the graphics card! 😂😅

[@Heartford]

Great report!

[@popmuffin101]

They didn’t explain dlss because it’s too complicated? Seems like a pretty major use of ai for gamers.

[@DannyBoy443]

No because they didn’t have to. The video itself didn’t need to be made lol. It’s marketing.

[@PropaneWP]

This is pure marketing aimed at those who know absolutely nothing about the subject matter.

[@abram730]

The AI imagines the missing pixels.

[@sa1t938]

I mean they pretty much did. They render at a lower resolution and then use an upscaler to fill in the missing pixels. They can't say too much about their stack because its all private

[@HlebLevchenya]

If a major company like Nvidia invests its money in AI, it means that AI is not just hype, it is the future

[@wafflecat711]

yea, AI is the future

[@DragonOfTheMortalKombat]

Such a big future that they leave their core audience and buyers in the dust.🥲 Who made them what they are. Nvidia sucks a$$

[@diophantine1598]

You could make the same argument about Meta, but I don’t think the Metaverse is the future…

[@PropaneWP]

You could say the same about crypto currency and look how that ended up...

[@BMWROYAL]

I think we all know it’s not hype I use it every day lol

[@Chethangowda10]

This is the perfect video loded with information ❤

[@drakomus7409]

yet, not one mention of jensen lying to investors and being sued. because it wasnt gamers buying the GPUs

[@RealIronyIsGood]

Tegra is also used in the nintendo switch and a vulnerability in those chips is the reason why early switches are hackable.

[@dylan_curious]

I wonder what his opinions are about Google manufacturing the tensor processing unit?

[@sa1t938]

TPUs force you to use JAX (which is icky imo). Most stuff isn't being done on TPUs, only google uses them for the most part

[@ZacDonald]

A bit amusing the Tegra processors are considered unsuccessful when there's 122 million Nintendo Switches using them.

[@0xD1CE]

Well they did specifically say it was a failure dominating the smartphone industry. But on the grand scheme of things the nintendo switch was pretty much the only success it had. Look at all the other products they tried to deploy with a tegra processor, didn't go so well.

[@RoodeMenon]

Geforce 256 and Unreal Tournament. Yeah!

[@jggerald7877]

We also planned Nvidia in the 1970s and conceptualized and designed its early techs. It's largely Nato and Mesoy's ideas. The latter knew quantum computing and the former knew wormholes and portals (Starfleet). They were advanced. They were supposed to co-own Nvidia as ushered by me. ;) ASML's tech was actually co-designed by me. As I say in my tweets, modern Hollywood and the Tech Giants are mine.

[@Carldavis-xk2iq]

I bought NVIDIA around September last year because my financiaI-planner recommended it to me…said the company is selling shovels in a gold rush. It accounted for almost 80% of my market return this year.

[@MiramCole]

That's a great analogy and I love the insight. Professionals could make a really big difference in investing, and I think everyone should have one. There are aspects of market trend that is difficult for the untrained eyes to see. I have made more than 350% through semiconductor stocks under my estate planner(fa) by alternative investing. The portfolio comes with perks as well in terms of travel and liquidity.

[@JasonBush-lz7ky]

One of my goals is to employ the service of a financial advisor this year. I've seen some off LinkedIn but wasn't able to get a response. Could you recommend who it is you work with?

[@MiramCole]

The decision on when to pick an Adviser is a very personal one. I take guidance from "Karen Leigh Owens" to meet my growth goals and avoid mistakes, she's well-qualified and her page can be easily found on the net.

[@ScottEvans-eh8lg]

It's good you make your own research. and make sure whoever you work with is licensed n verifiable with a repute, this Karen looks the part but i'll do my due diligence. I set up a call, tnks.

[@Player-oz2nk]

15:17 Correction: tegra chips were never installed or produced in the Model 3 from 2016-2019 as stated in video since production of Model 3 deliveries started in 2018. Tegras were only installed in legacy Model S/X (and some of the newer ones at the time of 2016-2018) hence the eMMC recall for Model S/X was due to the slow Tegra chip and only 8GB of memory. So Tesla upgraded chip with 64GB for recall replacement. I was a Service Eng for Tesla for 6 years..

[@D1G1TALFOX]

Thanks . . . 😎

[@Davethreshold]

I have a 3080 XOC and a 3080FTW-3. Respectfully, I LOVE that Lady's voice. Great article! GO NVIDIA!

[@skechinballs]

so currently due to partnership agreements, openAI is currently using microsoft azure data centers to operate, train and update chatGPT's models and microsoft is currently working on an initiative to develop and upgrade all of their data center's to open source hardware to help bring down the costs of large scale computing. Unfortunately I don't think Nvidia's business model really fit into the future of what chatGPT will become.

[@laujack24]

dont matter man, their card as it currently stand r the best for what it does and will remain top position for years to come. chatgpt will use it any ways simply because its soo easily accessible in the market, this apply to most other ai developer as well. google and other can try to build their own chips but no way to put them into main stream platform. nvidia just way ahead of the game, they literally start doing this 5 to 6 years ago partnering with ai developer. you start today u already behind by half a decade

[@skechinballs]

unforanutely though, they are not easily accessible based on the price, even mega corps like microsoft want cheaper hardware. which is kind of my point of my post, even if they are the top now, their business practices are going to force themselves out of that spot. microsoft and other companies don't want to pay the high price of nvidia's cards and would rather dump that money in to developing new hardware to meant a more easily/openly accessible price. like think of this, if a company produces an open-source card that competes on compute level with nvidia's card (which is totally possible with microsoft's money behind it, just higher nvidia's devs), then nvidia would then need to somehow plummet the sale price of their cards to it could no longer float the bill for their own company's rnd, stocks plummet because investors get scare and being 6 years ahead no longer means anything when you can't afford to build them at a completive price.

[@laujack24]

@@skechinballs not any time soon my friend, I do agreed company such as microsoft and google will try to find cheaper solution. but designing and debugging takes a lot of time, time is the essence here. we r in an ai race right now, I'm not too concern about what the other company bring. nvidia will cash in on this craze, eventually amd and others will join the game but thats not going to happened in near term u looking at 5-6 years minimum for them to be able to make a product that can compete with H100 and its successor. ai just a small division of nvidia, compare to its server, gaming and self driving division its but a child.

[@sa1t938]

H100s are the fastest thing out there by far. The amount of R&D that would need to be done to compete is absolutely insane. Its just not feasible. By the time that Microsoft has finally caught up to where nvidia is at now, nvidia will be another 5 years in the future when it comes to development. They have been in the game for a long time and pioneered it, its no easy task for Microsoft to waltz in and make something better. ChatGPT is also just one AI based product. There will be many more to come, and they will all need as fast of compute as possible, so the logical choice is to use nvidia cards. This isn't even mentioning that all AI software stacks are pretty much built exclusively for nvidia, with maybe AMD support added as an afterthought. So microsoft would have to not only make the hardware, but the software as well. Nvidia has a pretty secure position at the top for the next foreseeable future.

[@skechinballs]

so you understand how fast r&d can be done when you have ai models that can develop and test hardware in a simulated environment. being 5-10 years ahead means nothing when you have a computer that can do 100s of years of development work in minutes. yes nvidia is ahead now, i've agreed to that but we are also getting to a point where human vs ai development is like a smart car trying to drag race a super sonic jet. Ai development is going to far out pass anything human development has elected to do or even imagined possible, Ai can learn what is possible instantly and develop around that, not take a life time to learn and develop on like our poor human brain. Also most of the software stack that is exclusive to nvidia card are made by nvidia and used as a sells tactic. I'm sure they work on other cards but are built into Rtx/Gtx drivers and are locked to nvidia cards by nvidia (kind of like playstation exclusive games, they funded software so it can sell their hardware). when they can no longer use this software to sell their cards, they will be selling licensing to it almost immediately. Definitely is unfortunate though watching a company creating the thing that will power their own down fall.

[@AlexVaiphei]

lol if AI was a boom why increase Gamming GPU price?

[@user-xh3xx9zl9g]

because its the best.

[@ayoCC]

People being upset at the prices just proves the demand for this hardware. Wait out the cycles a bit and a 2 or 3 generation old card will be affordable. Nvidia is not only making hardware, it makes software too, the drivers and business to business AI solutions are pretty nice. The technology made to learn natural human movement simulation is already being used in more ways than just making beautiful game worlds I guess

[@shanmumtaz5884]

Chris bumstead has changed the classic game and levelling up every day! Hats off man!

[@bobbrown8661]

Me September 2022: Jensen's on crack if he thinks people gonna pay that sorta coin for a 4090.... Newegg March 2023: 4090 - No Stock... 🤣🤣

[@infernalkiwi]

Bought by scalpers but they can't find buyers lol

[@DonaldMarathon]

I HAVE INCURRED SO MUCH LOSSES TRADING ON MY OWN. I TRADE WELL ON DEMO BUT I THINK THE REAL MARKET IS MANIPULATED. CAN ANYONE HELP ME OUT OR AT LEAST TELL ME WHAT I'M DOING WRONG?

[@Emilybuna1302]

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[@Sandravicarim65]

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[@zeemuaz5210]

People are scared of investing because of high rate of scammers, and unprofessional broker in the market.

[@jenniferaniston9057]

Can he teach me more about Forex cos i'm ready to invest my Bitcoins with him so I can get to understand the process better. And please how can I communicate with this Mr Celso Fx Lorenzo. I've already lost enough of money trading for myself.

[@Drkoop-ti1ir]

I'd advice not to use all strategy you watch or read online. Different traders with different strategy. Trying to put all together will only lead to Making losses

[@bollweevil8112]

Hopefully states like Texas & Arizona become better places for people to live. Crime, drought, heat, fires& smoke, air quality, traffic ,urban sprawl etc, are major obstacles

[@mjam43]

Funny and amazingly how Asian people has the talent and skills to do such this, we always do the work, hope we could also have Asian Valley, I think Asian countries have limited resources and or have conservative thinking esp in the government sector when it comes to developing and researching which us has utilize well that's why most Asian talented and skillfull go and settle in us because of freedom to do the unthinkable. And this unthinkable results great invention. Just pure observation btw. Hehe

[@ryuken7999]

Lmao! 100 million will spend $1700 for that gpu??