Nvidia's Breakthrough AI Chip Defies Physics (GTC Supercut)

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[@TMartinez-n8g]

There is no true AI on this planet, because these computers are programmed to do what the corporations want them to do. No intelligent computer is going to discredit this unintelligent system. The United States government is controlled by so that defines it as being unintelligent.

[@I_am_Raziel]

Your video title is complete nonsense and you KNOW it. It is impossible to defy the laws of physics. IMPOSSIBLE

[@finnmacdiarmid3250]

I keep trying to write something meaningful and for some reason my comments are being removed. Do you have any control over this?

[@I_am_Raziel]

@@finnmacdiarmid3250 One of my comments to this was also deleted. It's ridiculous. One more reason to protect free speech as long as we still can. Censorship is getting worse and worse.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

@@finnmacdiarmid3250I’m not sure. KZbin has some basic moderation tools so you’re either using a word it doesn’t like or your comment looks like a bot. Either way, mostly out of my control

[@malikaikinn1153]

First time in my life I seen a man casually holding 15 billion dollars

[@remionthemoon]

I thought Jensen was joking, nvidias revenue was 60 billion last year. Are prototypes that expensive ?

[@VirtuelleWeltenMitKhan]

@@remionthemoon Well no. He is calculating in all of development. But the board itself is not worth that sum, not even close.... they can rebuild it if they have to of course.

[@Seriouslydave]

and all everyone is thinking is what will fortnite on max settings, look like

[@-_.._._--_.-.-_-_-_-...-.-]

@@remionthemoon 'tis a prop, a 1:1 scale model, a replica.

[@VirtuelleWeltenMitKhan]

@@Seriouslydave and does it run Crysis :D

[@hotfightinghistory9224]

"Skynet became self-aware at 4:03PM on August 7th 2024. It began learning at a geometric rate. In a panic, the designers tried to pull the plug. The rest is history."

[@Syphirioth]

Yes. By that time it was long spread across million devices. The plug no longer can be pulled. Unless the whole world is shut down. Question is. Did it already learn to control stuxnet? ^^

[@DJ_POOP_IT_OUT_FEAT_LIL_WiiWii]

AI delusion 10,000%

[@BuffaloMotivated]

Skynet became self-aware on August 29, 1997, at 02:14 a.m. Google.

[@RaunakPSingh]

Get out of the movie world and come into reality and also grow up a little

[@cookupcuse7152]

Well we may not see AI takeover in our lifetime you can bet that it will eventually @@RaunakPSingh

[@grocksauce7422]

As a guy that’s been working in Tech for 12 years, and absolutely obsessed with it my whole life. Never could I have imagined we would be rocketing through tech advancements at the rate we are today. Truly Remarkable.

[@Nisowyd]

As tech improves, tech improves. We’re just now hitting the exponential curve.

[@guitarlearningtoplay]

with all that advancement comes energy and resource consumption. Not to mention with all that advancement humans have barely seen any advancement in their lives.

[@jameslong9921]

Feeling a bit like a Stranger in a Strange Land? I can grock that.

[@technolus5742]

Same, it's freakin wild. just a couple years ago this was the stuff of fiction, and all of a sudden it's an integral part of our lives.

[@technolus5742]

​@@guitarlearningtoplay Chill, this has barely started to be applied in the real world. And there's plenty of resources to use.

[@onehappystud]

I wouldn't be surprised if anyone, even NVidia, has any idea what that hardware is going to do for the world.

[@Chuck_Hooks]

To humanity.

[@dgaz3057]

Well stop hating for starters the technology is for us.

[@onehappystud]

No hate. I am saying the tech miraculous on top of miraculous. We probably won't recognize the world in a few years.

[@cubertmiso]

@@onehappystudwe are still human wetware, so most things stay the same. people feel stupid, angry and poor. also blessed, loved, and poor.

[@hailandfire1822]

Infinite abundance, infinite productivity, infinite wealth, love for all, the end of suffering, we will remake the Garden of Eden

[@adamfilipowicz9260]

For Reference, Single RTX 4090 delivers 1.3 PetaFLOPS of performance for AI inference workloads at 450w, so basically a single Blackwell GPU is 20x the speed and 3x the watts

[@Wobbothe3rd]

H200 is the better comparison, 4090 is basically a gaming GPU

[@adamfilipowicz9260]

true but most people have no idea what a H200 is@@Wobbothe3rd

[@cubertmiso]

​@@Wobbothe3rdit gave some frame of reference instead of saying that 4090 is gaming cpu.

[@wewantmoreparty]

daam, need a coupel of those in my render farm :)

[@maythesciencebewithyou]

@@Wobbothe3rd the RTX 4090 is a better reference for consumers.

[@PremSteve-yg4de]

The main focus for markets now is Nvidia, which has powered a large chunk of the S&P 500’s recent earnings. Nvidia’s stock, up more than 90% this year, rose 2.5% in New York on Monday, sending the Nasdaq 100 index to another record high. I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $350K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas...

[@belobelonce35]

I think the next big thing will be A.I. For enduring growth akin to META, it's vital to avoid impulsive decisions driven by short-term fluctuations. Prioritize patience and a long-term perspective most importantly consider financial advisory for informed buying and selling decisions.

[@fresnaygermain8180]

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[@yolanderiche7476]

If you don't mind, how can I reach this advisrr? My retirement portfolio isnt doing greatly.

[@fresnaygermain8180]

Sharon Marissa Wolfe is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.

[@belobelonce35]

I find this informative, curiously explored Sharon on the web, spotted her consulting page, and was able to schedule a call session with her, she shows quite a great deal of expertise from her resume.. very much appreciated

[@predictorbibulous3327]

So this is why Nancy Pelosi was investing so much in NVIDIA.

[@aleczanderX]

BINGO. As a Liberal Democrat she belongs in prison.

[@chriscastle6068]

Man I can’t say I don’t own some hahaha…

[@seebarry4068]

Follow her betting and you'll probably win big.

[@davidkershaw5379]

She was investing your money, have you dividends? Didn’t think so. Nancy the baby eater, Nancy the thief. What you gonna do about it?

[@nv8227]

This is why anyone that has a portfolio and money in the market invest in nvidia…. There is a reason that story died the moment it went out. But here you are, still listening to the media you despise telling you falsehoods. Liberal, conservative, doesn’t matter. You’re all sheep in the same pin. The system isn’t broke, it’s working as intended.

[@ALONEBOY-t4b]

Shares of the chipmaker jumped 16% Thursday, adding about $277 billion in market capitalization and bringing its total market value near $2 trillion.

[@Syphirioth]

Now I want to see energy consumption next to it.

[@fredtaylor9792]

Pelosi is happy.

[@blue-neutrino]

Thursday MArch 21, 2024 NVDA stock went from $900 to $915 (rounded numbers); that is +1.6%, NOT +16%.

[@RiceCubeTech]

@@blue-neutrinoLMAO some people can’t do math I guess 😂

[@Cromdan]

@@blue-neutrino He said chipmaker, which is TSMC, which in fact had a very significant jump this month. Although he did confuse the market cap, because the 2t is of Nvidia and TSMC's is 20t+

[@Gamakatana]

Finally a CPU/GPU bundle able to run Dragon's Dogma 2 at a crisp 1080p 30fps!

[@robbannstrom]

Lemmings runs faster, too!

[@guitarlearningtoplay]

doubt it

[@grus.clausen]

Im running it at 100+ stable at max gfx in 1440p? What do you mean? lol

[@zenosyeetgalvus]

Bruh lmao

[@amisfitpuivk]

@@grus.clausencities with a lot of npcs go low fps unless maybe you have a godly CPU. Idk why but lots of npc models always bottlenecks at CPU in games, even on 4090 I go below 30 in cities

[@alseppi5348]

Not a single person on this planet will be able to predict the compounding advancement this will bring. Materials and energy production will be unrecognizable

[@willgeorge5644]

True, but we do have a book that outlines how it will be, and I amazingly accurate!

[@AVCD44]

​@@willgeorge5644 what book please?

[@guitarlearningtoplay]

It won’t bring any advancement, it will bring human kind to the brink of extinction. The amount of energy this will use before it ever would be able to help us solve any energy crisis with suck the world dry of all natural energy. Just like dumb azz Crypto

[@dsweet5859]

@@AVCD44 he’s probably referring to the Bible

[@pakifranks7727]

@@dsweet5859 3 body problem?

[@famousatmidnight15]

I want to be the sound effect guy on NVIDA marketing videos

[@xiaoandmatt]

It’s probably an AI.

[@dhirajgawande007]

😂😂

[@mikerizzyraw]

Garbage truck noises

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

PEW PEW PSSSHEW yeah I would be awesome at this job

[@geminivending]

@@TickerSymbolYOU I can tell you’ve been practicing

[@mintycbo]

My favorite part was the command and conquer simulation setting up the servers. Sounds, movements, etc.

[@jaym9846]

Nvidia's BlackWell uses black hole technology to do the computing in a parallel time dimension and then ports the results back into ours.

[@vanessatrinh9793]

LOL

[@karm00n29]

Thanks for summing up, i didnt bave time to watch

[@David-u5w2r]

That's how they said the d wave computers worked about 10? Years ago.

[@skatingfae92]

i believe u

[@Iugeer]

Let's see if this actually happens in our lifetime

[@Endur101]

Can it run Crysis though?

[@CraigMansfield]

Yes it can. Medium settings 👍👍 looks amazing. 30FPS

[@johnaina8649]

I came to the comment section for a "Can it run Crysis though?" post and I was not disappointed.

[@BatkoNashBandera774]

Only in a cold room.

[@ohnree4110]

The only truly relevant question here

[@PD-Pro-Go]

You beat me to it.

[@ironladyerimuth]

The fact that this little thing is only one letter away from Blackwall, like in Cyberpunk, makes me both excited and terrified.

[@jebb171]

I think a black well sounds more ominous than a black wall lol

[@cringebenefits9356]

The engineers' so what at 4:40 is real vigor to test the limits and that's what keeps technology going.

[@Tryler_]

I’m a cement mason in the construction industry and I can’t wait to see how easy safe and efficient ai makes my job crazy

[@DJ_POOP_IT_OUT_FEAT_LIL_WiiWii]

Robot bricks layer exists. It isn't the most efficient process.

[@straightdrive6192]

you may not have a job buddy.

[@RiceCubeTech]

@@straightdrive6192still have to have a human round supervising to hit the kill switch 😂

[@ericmoberg7679]

I mean I realize the sarcasm but it won't make your life easier but possibly 3D designing for projects would be easier. People can barely understand design plans to begin with.

[@Zacvh]

@@straightdrive6192 it is definitely not cheaper to automate that 😭

[@whyswon]

*game still lags*

[@hyalinedog3231]

most fire comments ever

[@Joshualovespeople]

Underrated comment

[@flawedlogic6643]

Poorly optimized game then.

[@mehDOGIESRATS2222]

Can this new cheap eliminate all the cheaters online I wonder .

[@monster0_0]

Get a faster Internet connection

[@migs192]

The design is like the two hemispheres of the brain. Connected together in the middle acting as one. Nice

[@mygirldarby]

Good observation.

[@theaveragepro1749]

i think the brain hemispheres are more separate though, this would be one chip if the photolithography standards were larger, or maybe its a yield problem

[@djjinerson]

Or two 90’s gpu’s running in SLI mode. Ahhh the good old days…….make pc gaming great again

[@z-beeblebrox]

First rule of AI: Don’t anthropomorphize

[@BatkoNashBandera774]

second rule of AI: more porn.@@z-beeblebrox

[@theaerogr]

If companies can train models 20x faster now...then we will get so much faster and more robust releases. A regular model can be deployed every 1 month, on new data...And of course the cost of processing queries goes down...Also older GPUs become available to startups etc.

[@Art-is-craft]

It means more than that. It means the next set of tools will be built with these new tools. and so on.

[@memelord7821]

Eh, we aren’t currently limited at chip level, but at model level. The current approach needs to change at the mathematical model level.

[@theaerogr]

everything shows that mixture of experts just need better data. We are limited in terms of data quality, construction and in return chip. We mostly need faster and more quality training for the current architecture to keep scaling.@@memelord7821

[@VITAO56]

@@memelord7821 Model Level, care to explain to a poor man?

[@xxlvulkann6743]

@@memelord7821 Eh... arguably we just need larger scale and multimodality.

[@ostacruiser]

All this and the weatherman still can't tell me if I need a raincoat tomorrow😂

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

😂 maybe one day

[@varun3253]

@@TickerSymbolYOU never, its the nature of the problem

[@oscarsh2909]

Nah, Jensen showcased an AI simulation of Earth just recently that can predict weather patterns with extreme precision. It was in the 60 minutes special.

[@varun3253]

@@oscarsh2909 No, never. AI can improve input data with help from historical data, but, we can never have perfect oinputs and weather being a chaotic system, we will never be able to model it accurately enough for real world events

[@davidlean8674]

Move to the Sahara. There, the answer is always no.

[@EliColbran]

Premiere Pro will still crash

[@mfratus2001]

That's probably the OS, not the hardware.

[@dwaynethemineraljohnson412]

@@mfratus2001 r/woosh

[@SurprisedSyrup]

Nvidia is selling the shovel in this AI gold rush era, good for them but don't forget us games 😢

[@JD_Mortal]

Games will soon be using more AI to assist gaming, once they figure out how to program it. Between frame render generation, tween frame renders, physics shortcuts, AI character motion and interaction, and world content generation... Games will be true adaptive worlds.

[@Sg6CrossOver]

​@@JD_Mortalof the same games that been played last 15 years, very few game bring a real AAA experience, doubt a refactored of a refactored AI game will be ground breaking

[@abram730]

@@Sg6CrossOver JD_Mortal is referencing real AI technology, while you are not. You could have look into the tech, but instead responded without knowing anything.

[@whtkngofc]

We are at a point that the games can't keep up with the hardware coming out. Only so many graphics you need in a 4k screen to be entertaining. It's a good thing, it's never been cheaper to render graphics and will only get easier and cheaper.

[@JathraDH]

@@whtkngofc I am not really sure what you are talking about here to be honest. If that was the case then modern games wouldn't run like trash on current hardware, and yet they still do.

[@mihaiciocan2169]

I like how he signs the crowd, " you can clap now"

[@canyoncobb2278]

People can't comprehend how insane this is at that moment.

[@Gaze73]

Jeb bush flashbacks

[@jhchooo]

All these chips are made in one building in Taiwan - China is eyeing this building hard

[@nikitaovt159]

The problem is, china will have absolutely no clue what to do with those buildings…production will instantly cease and not restart any time soon

[@albeit1]

@@nikitaovt159that assumes they have no idea who works there.

[@michubern1444]

@@nikitaovt159 oh my sweet summerchild i hope you are right

[@Wobbothe3rd]

They may be MADE in one facility in Tsiwan, but the process also relies on advanced tech from the Netherlands. China may someday catch up, but it's going to take a lot longer than most people realize

[@vectoralphaSec]

If China moves in to acquire that building, that's what starts WW3.

[@fabiano8888]

I had a random, ultra-realistic dream last week while visiting relatives in Taiwan that scared me. It was about AI and robots ruling the world, with society divided into two classes. Watching this keynote just a couple of days later gave me the chills. What a moment to be alive!

[@Bosse333]

Sounds like the film The Creator

[@finnmacdiarmid3250]

Sounds like the two hemispheres of the brain and the ever decreasing restraint those of left hemispheric dominance are displaying currently. Dr. Iain McGilchrist. It will change your life.

[@Seriouslydave]

and nearly every human on the planet has no idea whats coming, its like the 90's again

[@marksztripszky3584]

What a moment to be alive? What a nightmare to live.

[@seebarry4068]

May you live in interesting times.

[@galaktikstudio]

This literally brought me to tears. I no longer have to wait for the future; it's here.

[@perrybb2]

Yeah dude. Still got bills to pay though 🫤

[@texasthib2029]

@@perrybb2not for long lol yall finna be living in favelas and bitching bout it

[@Swindog00]

Imagine your pc is just a motherboard with a few fans. Single board with cpu gpu and memory on one board but 100x faster than today's.

[@fazailmehtar496]

Ok but what does the avg. joe do with such a thing? What practical applications does it have other than playing games ?

[@sebastiantaylor6236]

@@fazailmehtar496 Adobe creative sweet, rendering 3d objects to name a few. But gaming is a massive market and new games are very difficult to run

[@Vivek10010]

@@fazailmehtar496thats kind of the same question that were asked when the first engines were created, first cars or planes were created and so on

[@storyofbo]

@@fazailmehtar496 you’re assuming the average joe of today does the same things as the average joe of the future. Our social media apps might change the way we consume entertainment, the way we research, the way we do online shopping etc. Personally I think when this type of technology trickles down to the average consumer new AR/VR technology will come out changing the way we do things.

[@Swindog00]

@@fazailmehtar496 games are just one thing, which would be amazing. Imagine photo realistic gaming. Imagine photo realistic gaming on a PC that is thinner than most picture frames. You literally hang your PC on the wall like a picture ... OR its the size of your phone.

[@joshviggiani9844]

Just make sure to go into settings right after install and switch the "Skynet" mode to off.

[@zibtihaj3213]

Too late for that lol It’s in our bedrooms already lol

[@Besotted85]

Haha good one.

[@kurtlee3198]

skynet was only 60 teraflops, this is way more powerful......(cue ominous outro music or eastenders dur dur da du.du.du.du durr if your british)

[@robertfoertsch]

Excellent Analysis, Deployed Worldwide Through My Deep Learning AI Research Library… Thank You.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Glad it was helpful!

[@BernadetteCurtis-yd7rf]

GTC unveiled 2 key NVIDIA strategic moves: #1 - Move to NVDA proprietary ARM based CPUs to attack Intel and AMD supposed "secure" CPU domain. What better way to attack your competitor going after your GPU base camp by going after their CPU base camp. #2 - Going after incoming Inference TAM tsunami by firing this broadside - the NIM. NIM envelops pre-trained or customer LLMs that can be run on cloud or on the edge with NVDA GPU (say on a PC). For sure, this broadside will be followed in the near future with a cost down low voltage NDVA mini-GPU for edge devices. This approach is contrary to OpenAI GPTs strategy where OPenAI envisions AI apps built on top of GPT. OpenAI wants the apps to sit on top of it while NVDA wants apps to sit on top of NVDA Microservices packaged as NIMs. While there is reason for co-existence between these 2 models, note that OpenAI is NOT referenced as one of LLMS supported by NIM. This is telling by their absence. Sun Tzu would be proud of NVDA's strategy. The business analysts talking heads don't really get this as they blather about the Blackwell is already "priced in" the stock and thus not much bump in NVDA after the GTC keynote.

[@defos8692c]

Best take here.

[@Slav4o911]

Blackwell is not priced in, it can't be priced in, because Blackwell will be the cornerstone which will make AGI possible. Don't tell me AGI is priced in, because it's not. We're still probably about 20 years from AGI, and most people can't even imagine how AGI will change the world, what is shown in movies is nothing to what AGI will make possible happening. Still 20 years is nothing in the grand scheme of things. Nobody can imagine what will industrialization of knowledge can lead to. Jensen made a good analogy with electricity. Electricity and the steam engine changed humanity forever, we're about to make an even bigger shift now. We are about to build a reality mining engine... we're starting to mine math with using math itself, no more our fragile tiny brains are going to struggle with understanding the universe. How big is what we did, it's hard to comprehend, even for the best of us. AI machines will build the next truly powerful AI machines, which will build the next ones which will be much powerful and so on.

[@thamade]

I have no idea what u said

[@PrinceAlhorian]

Why do I get the sinking feeling that what was just shown here is the precipice of the Singularity? Everybody cheers, and I see that scene from The Animatrix, where the humans cheer and then it turns into a clapping skeleton. Look at the Blackwell board! Damn thing even looks like a skull (3:22)!

[@Genesisconceptlabs]

Let's mark this moment!!!

[@nification7883]

Good

[@i8amouse]

Animatrix is coming true!!!

[@oowaz]

💀

[@digitalclips]

Compared to humans massacring each other over religious, mythical crap, I'll take this future any day.

[@masimons]

And what is the power consumption of that Full Data Center at 3:15 ? Do they build a power plant next to it ?

[@JGollez]

yea, just a 45MW, a not so big gas powerd power plant, you can run 20 of them of of a medium size nuclear power plant... no biggi...

[@555calex]

Yeah was my ? as well

[@_sola1re_]

@@555calex in 8 years we will power a 100 billion dollar super computer titled "Stargate" through nuclear fusion. Not through fission as we have with most power plants.

[@555calex]

@_sola1re_ ;Might need an ocean to cool it ... To be serious, that sounds like a space station since that can use the natural cold conditions of space...

[@blackwolfthedragonmaster]

​@@555calexno air in space, you'd have to radiate the heat through a vacuum, and with that technology you could get rid of the heat at sea level anyways

[@Libertas_P77]

Feeling like I made the right call sitting on my 3070 for an extra year to await the 5090.. I have a feeling it’ll be a major improvement over the 4090 and might be the new 1080 in terms of longevity as a GPU for gaming.

[@Syphirioth]

That why I took a cheap AMD 6900XT instead of overpriced 4090. The steps between cards have been to little for to long... I was like in 5 years there might be some crazy new stuff. That 6900Xt will probably hold for that long XD

[@corynthius4205]

leaks do suggest that the 5090 should be about 1.8x the performance of the 4090

[@keylanoslokj1806]

Nuh it won't be a significant leap. It will be overpriced but they talk about a mere 28GB vram.. Which is nothing for large language models

[@Libertas_P77]

@@Syphirioth No doubt the 6900XT is the best in class for anybody who doesn’t want to pay the massive price premium for the 4090. It’s the smart choice this generation imo.

[@Syphirioth]

@@Libertas_P77 I agree. I am very happy with it when undervolted and boosted.

[@Tonyayt]

This was a moment in history that will be in history textbooks to come. Wow!! 😮

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Agreed. We’re at an inflection point

[@ntal5859]

Textbook....what is a book it will live only in the cloud and lost to the petaflops of data create every second.

[@DarkLightProjector]

@@ntal5859 and just think, they'll edit those books and tell us what we use to know was just a lie... "And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it; and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them."

[@finnmacdiarmid3250]

To assume all technology will be received and assimilated in similar means and at similar pace is asinine. We still don’t know how we should handle both human nature and the global possession of nuclear weapons for example. You can’t escape the inescapable, indefinitely… The Piper will repossess all that’s led humanity to this very moment if the sentiment over new tech of this class is optimistic more than gleefully cautious. Reading some of these comments is utterly terrifying and you’ll either understand why or you may never understand as long as you live. You’ll either get it or you won’t, only this time around, not getting it means the speeding train has no brakes. Ethics still matter. Always have, always will. Unless that is humanity devoid of ethics survives and inevitably destroys itself. We are on a knife’s edge yet we push farther and farther away from reason. Icarus enumerated and abounded.

[@swynty777]

And it will all be lost

[@ayushgautam9188]

it's a incredible figure of speech, as in the potential revenue of the new hardware. Nvidia's BlackWell uses black hole technology to do the computing in a parallel time dimension

[@MrOfficial420]

No… no it doesn’t. Where did you hear this? Who lied to you?

[@Unkn4wN_TM]

I hope this comment is sarcasm, since this makes no sense whatsoever.

[@chandelier6811]

He’s joking

[@merion297]

Incredible. :) The things like the progression in this very industry makes me want to live forever (or at least some hundred years) just to see what horizons it will reach.

[@zigmeisterful]

The internet really started to take off in the mid 90s, which was about 30 years ago now, and look how far we've come since then. Anyone with a computer around that time might be using a Pentium 100Mhz CPU if they were lucky. Now lets imagine 30 years from today where AI and the rest of technology will bring us.

[@Loedin]

What fresh new horrors will we see

[@z-beeblebrox]

Everyone who knows anything about AI is like, “hey this is going too fast and deployment is happening too quickly to be safe, we need to pause this until we better understand what we’re creating” And tech companies are like “lol no” Im not even concerned about any of this tech becoming AGI and I still think these companies are being wildly irresponsible

[@chrisgironda1746]

Precisely.

[@LeafMobbMusic]

because all the little neckbeards on the internet flock everytime and say "oh thats just conspiracy, nothing bad will ever happen!" give it 5-10 years, theyll be crying about how all the jobs they went to school for are being done by AI.

[@Chomusuke1]

Meanwhile I'm like wtf is taking so long I wanted ai and robots like 20 years ago and everyone STILL saying maybe next year maybe next year maybe next year ffs

[@JACKAL98]

​@@Chomusuke1their are robots today tho

[@itzjustkris7964]

Why should we wait tho if they become our overlords it’s like a 90 percent chance they will do a better job than any current politicians

[@don.3s]

What a time to be alive!

[@kevinsm2039]

2minute papers

[@jama211]

Right?

[@Josephkerr101]

Hello fellow scholars.

[@GizmoMaltese]

Hold on to your papers!

[@Wolffview]

"What a time to be alive!" still!

[@simpleisthebest73]

What's with the Jensen leather jacket? That jacket is gonna worth a million when he die 😂

[@verlax8956]

he doesnt even have to die if he ever feels like he wants an extra bugatti, he could just sell the jacket

[@haakoflo]

@@verlax8956 He doesn't need to sell anything to buy a bugatti. Or to buy 10. And if the rate of progress continues like this, he may live a very, very long time, as this technology may end up producing ways to halt or reverse aging. Don't expect it to be available to everyone, though. The cost of such treatment could start out at a billion $/year.

[@DarkLightProjector]

Elon Musk drip circa 2019

[@finnmacdiarmid3250]

@@haakofloDo you have any self awareness beyond the mechanisms of reality? How do you expect to attend to that in the world which is reasonably untenable? What we pay attention to is a conscious moral act. What we disregard in our awareness is equally amoral. Could can and should, three words that to some have exactly the same meaning. And if definition is manipulation and manufactured to meet the demands of the mechanistic, then so be it. That’s all she wrote.

[@ivanpetrov9541]

It is Tom Ford leather jacket. It cost 10K USD retail.

[@aidanstubblebine2197]

this first like 5 minutes of the video, JUST THE SLIDE SHOW blew my mind already

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Right?! 🤯

[@davidcook7847]

Looking forward to your full review of the conference

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

Excited to share my thoughts next week when I’m back home!

[@phvaessen]

Nvidia's Blackwell 645 exaflops data center is past the singuarity point announced by Ray Kurzweil in his book "singularity is near" estmated to be achieved in 2045 !

[@vectoralphaSec]

LOL. Back in the 2010s i believed AGI to be over 40 years away. Now in the 2020s my timelines have changed. Now i believe AGI is within the next 5 years. That is incredible to me.

[@Death4K]

@@vectoralphaSec it’s probably going to be a bit longer, for multiple reasons. Right now it’s only something the top dogs are able to experiment with as it’s just highly expensive and requires much more than just “money”

[@scottonanski4173]

@@vectoralphaSec It's probably already here, and was used to accelerate the developments we're seeing this presentation.

[@danielmartinmonge4054]

@micro-organism-pv5gd 1.the singularity doesn't necessarily implies sentience. 2.More computation power is very likely to be a key part of both, singularity and sentience. 3. This is hardware, I don't know where are you taking your point about the data. You can do all kinds of computational processes with It. 4. If you are referring to LLMs, they are NOT repeating data they have being fed like mere parrots.That error is beyond basic. LLMs are fed with data, and they find the patterns on It, so they can create NOVEL coherent answers. As those answers become more and more nuanced, more and more researches agree that some model of the world is naturally emerging, to become the best way to answer the questions. 5. This technology, if gets rid of the hallucinations and gets a way to sistematically check its own answers, can and is already leading to the singularity, as It is ill defined concept that speaks only about the speed of discoveries. You only need to read any tech news paper to see that this is already happening, so you can argue we are already there, and this has NOTHING to do sentience. Personally, I like to refer to singularity as when the machines can help build and improve their own code and chips, and the smarter version of themselves can build an even better one and so on. AI is already Learning how to code and how to design chips, but they havent produced any of those good enough to be in their own desings. This could happen any time now, and still would have NOTHING to do with sentience.

[@phvaessen]

@@micro-organism-pv5gd Ray Kurzweil predicts that the singularity will occur when artificial intelligence (AI) reaches a level of processing power equivalent to that of the human brain. He estimates this threshold to be around 10^16 calculations per second, which is roughly the capacity of the human brain. Kurzweil uses this estimate as a reference point for discussing the potential timeline and implications of the singularity in his book "The Singularity Is Near." However, Ray Kurzweil is referencing to général AI, and we're far from achieving this yet. Nvidia has the processing power, but the software component (general AI) is still misssing. Anyway, in his book, Ray Kurzweil put a delay of 10 years between the capability of producing a 10 petaflop computer (2035) and the capacity to develop the software (general AI). Ray Kurzweil derived his predictions from Moore's Law, but NVIDIA has surpassed this exponential growth rate by a considerable margin. 1000 times in 8 years instead of 100 times in 10 years.

[@MiramCole]

No brainer. Semiconductor and 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 have made more than 200% ROI from NVIDIA with the assistance of my fa, I won’t fail to mention. I agree the stock would go higher in the next couple of days.

[@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.

[@BrianTruce-hd3sb]

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.

[@BrianTruce-hd3sb]

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.

[@zenosyeetgalvus]

a layman once asked me how hard can you fart i gave him an answer overqualified to start

[@clintcarter]

Holy fack. Thanks for the edit. 🤘

[@princ3chase]

"Room temperature goes in. Jacuzzi comes out". That right there is what I need more than AGI 🤣

[@MRkWl69]

This is honestly pretty scary that much compute power and we r developing AI as well imaging the damage that could happen if an AI hooked up to just one and then found more to connect to 🤯

[@brazenzebra]

What was the name of the chip that started the Terminator movie apocalypse? Was it Blackwell?

[@ADaza1015]

Thanks for sharing. Efficiency that will go multi sectors is really good.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

and when one thing gets better, everything will

[@Texaschamp32]

Anyone in IT knows that this is still one year behind new tech. The tech we don't know about. lol

[@Unkn4wN_TM]

That tech is probably only in the testing or prototype phase tho. What they show us in public are the finished products. It's like games, we only see the ones and are able to play the ones that are done, but the ones in development we don't know about yet, but they are still only in development, not finished products. I don't believe in most conspiracy theories, and so I don't believe that they're hiding finished tech. The only reason they would hide tech is like I stated before: It's not done yet.

[@oamost]

what's even more crazier about this is that there are up to a handful of people who truly knows and understands how this thing works under the hood

[@jacekciszewski3889]

this is mindblowing. Jensen Is a true visionary. They push the limits every time, when you already think - it's impossible, there comes another NVIDIA conference, and jsen just casually talk to a R2D2 powered by NVIDIA chip :> There's nothing impossible for NVIDIA

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

The real vision is in how he set up the company to tackle so many different computing challenges at once

[@jacekciszewski3889]

@@TickerSymbolYOU more than that is how much was he able to spot all those opportunities and build this huge emerging synergy of technologies... from self driving cars up to drug discovery - all depending on NVIDIa. This is incredible visionary. I really like his comparation of the job as a CEO to "spotting the growing apple and placing yourself in position so you can catch it when it falls"

[@Jadamhodges]

I see this as a very good sign that we will have the AI to run the complicated systems that will make nuclear fusion possible. They are already getting AI to learn it and having great success but this is DEFINITELY a huge step forward to power those cars and data centers as well as so many other things. Thank you NVidia!

[@allio3459]

He is the visionary for sure. The Steve Jobs of this era for sure.

[@DarkLightProjector]

bot

[@noravideo]

It seems to me that they have reached the physical limit and this is the limit of current technology. To truly emerge something new and smaller, new components and discoveries must be made. These junctions and mixtures to me just seem like a creative way of fighting with the limitations of our current technology. We get a glimpse of what's to come, but to get there, we need to deal with these small advances and refinements. We hope that something new really emerges, remembering that our home computers used to be gigantic and didn't even do half as much.

[@shion-7777]

Timestamped Highlights 00:00 -0:40 👉 The rate of computing advancement has increased by 1,000 times in the last 8 years. 00:40 -2:40 👉 Introduction of Blackwell, the most advanced GPU with 28 billion transistors and high-speed data transfer. 02:40 -4:00 👉 Development of a new Transformer engine and introduction of the mvlink switch for faster GPU communication. 04:00 -7:00 👉 Creation of an end-to-end system for robotics, including the Jetson autonomous processor, Omniverse simulation engine, and AI algorithms. 07:00 -9:00 👉 Collaboration with Mercedes, JLR, and BYD for the next generation of robotics and autonomous vehicles. 09:00 -10:30 👉 Announcement of General Robotics 003 project and the Thor AV computer for humanoid robotics. 10:30 -11:20 👉 Importance of data centers modernization, generative AI, and the Omniverse platform for the future of industries and robotics. Summarized by @NoteGPT

[@Cousin.Justin]

🍑💨

[@coryseaward975]

Amazing.. I just watched a truly unbelievable video of tech doing unbelievable things. I just spend 20mins listening to stuff I don’t understand.. That’s how unbelievable this video is..

[@Tisrok]

I understand this is cool and all but I'm still blown away that nobody is talking about the Cerebras wafer scale engine 3 (5nm) This has 104bn transistors. The wafer scale engine has 4 trillion.

[@Russh1]

This tech is game changing. Technology no longer limits us, for anything... I'm not sure most humans could grasp the possibilities with this amount of computational power. Endless.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

It's almost incomprehensible how fast things are moving now

[@autohmae]

Their are definitely a lot of things we've not figured out how to solve. This will speed up a bunch of things.

[@InvaderZae.]

Those little robots were awesome! Can't wait to see what the world looks like 10 years from now.

[@toomanycactus3138]

Something like the video to that ratatat song “17 years”

[@BlizzPort]

So it's exponential? AWESOME

[@RKisBae]

Its hard not to be kind of excited about SkyNet. Being digested by a hulking nVidia-tripod to harvest my biomass will suck, obviously, but think of the sick new Roomba tech that will be available in the near future. Super neat stuff!

[@heetheet75]

I'm ready for robodaddies and robomommies. SHODAN rises!

[@CartGoBroom]

from the more you buy the more you save guy to hopper guy.....amazing

[@mikedoan4247]

That is soo fucking insane. Amazing how fast technology has advanced. 1000x in 8 years and exponentially growing. Wow

[@bigjawn40]

Appreciate you for this and all you share.

[@TickerSymbolYOU]

My pleasure!

[@orestpochodaj5926]

Is he saying that the Blackwell AI Supercomputer can process the entire Internet's traffic alone??

[@zulubeatsprince]

Dude: how fast is this processor? Jensenator: Yes

[@guyinaroom7771]

So 3x "DGX GB200 NVL72" are almost as powerful as the top 10 supercomputers in the world put together in terms of PFlop/s as of June 2024? Crazy

[@ChiggaChangWang]

Thanks for the cuts.

[@GlobalMan-nr3hq]

GTC unveiled 2 key NVIDIA strategic moves: #1 - Move to NVDA proprietary ARM based CPUs to attack Intel and AMD supposed "secure" CPU domain. What better way to attack your competitor going after your GPU base camp by going after their CPU base camp. #2 - Going after incoming Inference TAM tsunami by firing this broadside - the NIM. NIM envelops pre-trained or customer LLMs that can be run on cloud or on the edge with NVDA GPU (say on a PC). For sure, this broadside will be followed in the near future with a cost down low voltage NDVA mini-GPU for edge devices. This approach is contrary to OpenAI GPTs strategy where OPenAI envisions AI apps built on top of GPT. OpenAI wants the apps to sit on top of it while NVDA wants apps to sit on top of NVDA Microservices packaged as NIMs. While there is reason for co-existence between these 2 models, note that OpenAI is NOT referenced as one of LLMS supported by NIM. This is telling by their absence. Sun Tzu would be proud of NVDA's strategy. The business analysts talking heads don't really get this as they blather about the Blackwell is already "priced in" the stock and thus not much bump in NVDA after the GTC keynote.

[@judd7699]

Tell me - which nasdaq companies benefit the most from their association with Nvidia ? Who’s the next diamond in the rough ?

[@dennisestenson7820]

The business analysts already priced in the ability to serve the entire internet from one rack?

[@Art-is-craft]

GPU's are not going to replace CPU. It is just not possible.

[@dennisestenson7820]

@@Art-is-craft They were never going to.

[@Tyler31076]

Finally with an entire data centre of GPUs I can run escape from tarkov at 144fps

[@DraiiRynell]

Heart literally pounding each time data is shown lol

[@petepanteraman]

I love that intro video 👍👍 till I realized that there's no real size comparison. Yes they show a full data center but there's all kinds of sizes. I definitely went into the wrong field of study and wish I got to work for Nvidia, just to see it all.

[@williamlovett619]

This is wonderful. Will this breakthrough help humanity? I hope so. Wisdom needs to be injected into the equation.

[@MrEiht]

I got my stocks early enough, am Engineer worked with hard and software all my life. Two watercooled Titans are in my system. But THAT is scary. It will either end all or start it :)

[@7nxoh3]

For a second i thought you got 2 watercooled titans in Your system, not the PC, i thought damn thats engineering 😂

[@MrEiht]

@@7nxoh3 well there are two titans, both water cooled. The same loop cools the CPU, too. Since it is overpowered, I dont even need to turn on the fans - the water has so much heat capacity, I wont even reach 70°C.

[@aarrynz9721]

@@MrEiht are you acoustic? He meant the gpu are in your system as in your body

[@MrEiht]

@@aarrynz9721 yes, I am ACTUALLY bionic. They ARE in me indeed. What else would be logical? Or possible?

[@Iugeer]

how'd you set this up ​@@MrEiht

[@MrSkee80]

Lol man he sure loves that jacket. That’s all he wears 😝😝

[@albeit1]

So what? It also makes him instantly recognizable. Branding.

[@MrSkee80]

@@albeit1 branding hahahahahahah

[@albeit1]

@@ElectricIguana does he wear it all time though, even at the office? Maybe he does. Maybe it’s nobody else’s business. Instead, focus on the gargantuan accomplishments.

[@shimmeringreflection]

Branding ain't the right word-- the leather jacket is his 'trademark'

[@shimmeringreflection]

​​@@ElectricIguana hehe, Einstein wore the same clothes all the time, which gave him one less thing to worry about and the fashion-conscious one more thing to worry about!

[@unraveledultimatefate]

The leap between 2022 and 2024 is just so dramatically drastically that's so incomparable between relationship in differences of 2 years between 2014 and 2016, but between 2022 2024 that's hell a lot.

[@DJ-Illuminate]

The warehouse idea will be what the FAA uses as well as flying cars with AI to keep them in the air and in specific traffic flows in the air.

[@cubertmiso]

if talking about normie flying cars. what they use as an propellant? hopes and dreams?

[@abinodattil6422]

@@cubertmisoflying cars will be cheaper to run that normal gas powered cars soon, roads take half a trillion dollars of cost every year, imagine that budget reallocated, Battery limits will be over come

[@saltee8460]

@@cubertmiso Ai will solve that problem for us

[@Yotrymp]

​@@abinodattil6422that could be correct. There will be extra safety regulations/rules and crashes will be extra catastrophic if the tech is not good enough to keep everything smooth.

[@abinodattil6422]

@@Yotrymp I think that particular bridge is visual ai that’s being developed right now

[@joachimsingh2929]

Yo this Alien tech is insane. What did you pay the ETs for this chip?

[@memeticks3610]

2¥

[@mihaiciocan2169]

beer, lots of it

[@subsume7904]

We mine gold for them and have been for thousands of years

[@tonysilke]

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.

[@hankmarks69]

I think the next big thing will be A.I. For enduring growth akin to META, it's vital to avoid impulsive decisions driven by short-term fluctuations. Prioritize patience and a long-term perspective consider financial advisory for informed buying and selling decisions.

[@sattler96]

I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an email shortly.

[@kevinsm2039]

Wow this feels like the iPhone presentation!!

[@computerscience1101]

And even better

[@kevinsm2039]

@@computerscience1101 I gonna critize myself tho . iPhone actually had some use cases and a product to use. But this presentation is just showing us fantasies that may happen soon

[@AlexMkd1984]

@@kevinsm2039 iphone is chinese phone sell like apple product pathetic loser company people belive in apple lies 🤥

[@Art-is-craft]

@@kevinsm2039 Not fantasies. It is showing what tools will be applied to Ai and its development. Most of what we think is great today in AI will be running on local devices like phones in the 2030s.

[@blackrack2008]

@@kevinsm2039 this is bigger than the iphone bro

[@szebike]

Things will get interesting if users finally can run LLMS with slightly better Claude 3 Opus/ Devin performance locally for a reasonable price.

[@ЕвгенийКарелин-ю8г]

It will not happen, not this decade 100%

[@szebike]

@@ЕвгенийКарелин-ю8г I agree "AGI" won't happen before that.

[@marcelrodriguez2067]

Idk what you said but WOW

[@octavioavila6548]

In 2026

[@stephenfwadsworth9565]

I've been involved since 1977, this stuff, still completely blows my mind. More computing power in a smaller space and commercially available in a hugely reduced space. The interconnect is now so fast, and over a short distance no delay between cores. 208 billion transistors, I can remember when Intel boasted 1 Billion on a die. I think their is going to be a new leader, who once again started out in the hardware space. Yes Billions, still a bit expensive for most of us. But we know in 5 years, if Quantam has been advanced, this will be on our desktop/laptops as we are now seeing 'Peta flop' speeds there in the new Mac/Qualcomm Risc/Arm processors. :) Can't wait to render something with this. :) What's next in the mobile space, we have been quoted 8 years till WiFi 6, here in N.Z. :)

[@HablaConOwens]

Just noticed that it is on 4np node. Maybe before 3 years we will get a new 2 nm architecture

[@ulikemyname6744]

TSMC probably reserved their 3nm for Apple and Qualcomm

[@Art-is-craft]

There is no 2nm transistors. it is just the feature size of the transistors.

[@TsimKeebTxuj]

Well, they only release old generation to the public and keep the new generation hidden. This is to keep other enemies from knowing

[@arthurp.4860]

the gain per GPU in dense operations is less than 14%, The biggest improvement comes from supporting very low precision FP4, connecting two GPUs together, plus a massive amount of HBM and bandwidth in the sauce

[@TheBann90]

Yeah, I was massively unimpressed by these figures. Think the Nvidia stock will tank badly now.

[@pieterboots8566]

Next FP1.58

[@Wobbothe3rd]

​@@pieterboots8566no, next is logarithmic scale (see talks by Bill Dally). And don't underestimate number representation, "low precision" has been GREAT for AI so far!

[@pieterboots8566]

@@Wobbothe3rd 2^1.58 is 3 posible value like [ -1,0,1]. This could be useful for LLMs

[@autohmae]

yeah, we'll have to see how well two GPUs together like this perform in reality.

[@malectric]

I guess it's goodbye to the 6502. What has been achieved in the past 50 years is just amazing. It's development bootstrapping further development.

[@EXPLORE_WITH_TYAGI]

NVIDIA 📈

[@shimmeringreflection]

Thanks for delivering Nvidia! Big problems spawn big solutions. The potentially world-changing promise of generative AI and its applications to robotics (among other things) was the driver In this case, and wayyy better GPUs are the product. As Altman says, to reach AGI we need way more compute ASAP

[@amenonyky]

I believe THIS is the "way more" he was reffering

[@cupofsadge8359]

Altman said that "need more computer ASAP" somewhat recently IIRC. Then soon after NVD comes out with a highly impressive new hardware stack. Theyve for sure been working on this, and Gen AI, for quite a long time I bet. Isnt that crazy to think about? They were probably working on this 10 years ago and no one knew except very few people.

[@maythesciencebewithyou]

@@cupofsadge8359 After Altman said he needs 7 trillion, Jensen said that he is way off the mark pointing to the development they are making

[@Art-is-craft]

AGi is not happening anytime soon. We need developments in AI first and we need other tools before we are at the point of AGI.

[@shimmeringreflection]

@Art-is-craft If you're talking about the economically-valuable tasks aspect, then yes, partially. You'rrgoing to be surprised what happens over the next five years. I suggest you catch up on what Hinton, Altman, Musk and Kirzweil are saying.

[@lna3108]

the gaming setup boutta go crazy.

[@GForceIntel]

I'm getting a lease for this. 😅

[@michaelwolejszo6445]

Didn't understand half of what the stats were but all I could think of is Skynet is coming. So what are these super AI super computers used for?? Information gathering and control.

[@thedurtylemur2282]

When you don't understand something, the basic human reaction is to fear it and spread misinformation. Actually let me rephrase that. When you are ignorant enough, then it is.

[@DetPrep]

I didn't understand a thing other than 1 box on another box means 2 boxes 😅. Although all the hype sure means a great breakthrough ^^

[@DJ_POOP_IT_OUT_FEAT_LIL_WiiWii]

The new chips are 1000 times more powerful yet results in an effective increase of 15% in machine learning benchmark. o_O

[@Ch1llma3xtr3m]

Blackwell=SkyNet

[@NiceBlueSky]

As a non-tech literate guy, can anyone recommend a book, video or resource that explains how ai, robotics and other such technologies will change the world? It's super exciting

[@autohmae]

Well, it's really hard to predict the future. Pretty certain the sci-fi books that were best at making predictions are wrong.

[@randomman057]

Imagine a world in which a device at a hospital can use various types of imagery to rapidly scan a patient and diagnose various health issues they may have, far faster and more accurately than any doctor with decades of experience. And I'm not talking MRIs or X-Rays, something as simple as a picture of your face can tell a lot about your health. Also, through training it would likely be able to recommend treatment and appropriate dosages for medication personally tailored to your physiology. Many people believe AI will change lower skilled jobs most, but that isn't true. The reality is AI will impact high-skilled labor most. We're already beginning to see that with things like ChatGPT being useful for small programming tasks or short form writing. AI art also exists, which for what it does is already pretty good, but it still has areas where improvement can be made. Will trucking ever become fully autonomous? Probably not for a long time as most self driving technology still struggles in adverse weather conditions. Also a lot of skilled manual labor is a long way off from those jobs being replaced by AI. Mechanically robots are far away from being capable of fitting into the spaces that the human body can contort itself into.

[@subsume7904]

We can develop an AI so smart that it will come up with ideas that will rival Einstein within a matter of milliseconds, it's going to change the world.

[@autohmae]

@@subsume7904 I don't know about that, I think we might end up using AI to create such an AI. The most important question is: when, if it's 100s of years, it's less relevant for us. And the other question is obviously, if it goes much faster, how should and can society change to adapt to the new situation.

[@Max-zv1bu]

15:20 "everything that moves will be robotic" 🤔

[@Minneolaos]

Good catch. Robots work 24/7 and consume electricity only. A robot is cheaper than a slave.

[@amenonyky]

everything that farms now is robotic and it's ok. Don't be afraid. Embrace the post-work world

[@MultiSpeedMetal]

⁠@@amenonyky>post-work world Which is a world with nothing to do. It'll get boring real quick, and people will move towards extreme hedonism to cope. If you think the drug problem is bad now just wait.

[@mw9297]

⁠@@MultiSpeedMetal if we actually get to that point. Life would be better, the drugs would just make it even better.

[@MultiSpeedMetal]

@@mw9297A world of fentanyl addicts isn't fun.

[@alexandruirimescu8143]

wow! this is absolutely dope, man...

[@jayasuriyaj3470]

but can it run crisis at ultra settings?

[@ntal5859]

Nothing ever will... it's just impossible... Stop believing in myths of it ever happening.

[@billey30]

Yeah, keep dreaming my dude. It states somewhere in a Bible (potentially) that man's creation of Crisis shall never truly be ran properly with all ultra settings. Think it's in the Book of Compuology Chapter 40 verse 4 🤷🏼‍♂️ (allegedly)

[@VedanthB9]

17:40 Looks like a cutscene from a video game or a movie. Never thought we'd be seeing this in real life.

[@ronmatthews2164]

Everyone who thinks that Nvidia is too expensive now are the same people who thought last year when Super Micro Computer and Meta went to $ 200 it was too late to buy them now. These are the type of person who can't beat the S P 500 every year. Nvidia up to $ 2,200 THIS YEAR.

[@TheBann90]

Except the actual increase here is a meager 14% 😂

[@jasonH5997]

What about the power being delivered to the warehouse or any building for that matter. We are advancing so fast in computing yet we are still generating power kinda dirty, and delivering it with wires and poles....

[@dasvintage2182]

I’m seeing a ton of boomer talk here. I personally feel like every year there’s talk about how fast tech is going. I’m just excited to be able to see this growth. Sure, AI may take over the world, but they’ve “predicted” that for a while. Happy to be here and see these things growing.

[@attic1project776]

Is there a comparison of Blackwell with AMD LLM GPU?

[@aronm5329]

Not in the same league, unfortunately

[@attic1project776]

@@aronm5329 who is in the same league or possible contender?

[@Slav4o911]

Entirely different league, even compared to H100. Blackwell seems as an AI builder, this chip will truly enable humanity to go one step closer to AGI.

[@eccomz]

I think Jensen's Omniverse just beat Elon's Dojo.

[@cenajhon1948]

Elon is just cringe at this point

[@darkknightwater]

Yep Elon has become a little off recently

[@cenajhon1948]

@@darkknightwater everything going downhill since he brought Twitter