… As a result, many startups and researchers around the world are currently building on top of Chinese models. “It's in our interest to help the ecosystem develop,” says Catanzaro, who joined Nvidia in 2011 and helped spearhead the company’s shift from making graphics cards for gaming to making silic… …
… But these lower-tier configurations could appeal to buyers who are not AI enthusiasts, such as gamers or creators—or people who do a little bit of both. Nvidia is, after all, still marketing gaming capabilities for these RTX Spark laptops. …
… Apart from a brief bout of panic when DeepSeek first appeared, open-source AI models have not vastly outperformed proprietary models. Still, none of the frontier labs—OpenAI, Anthropic, Google—has a moat to speak of. The company that does have a moat is Nvidia. …
… More recent versions of DLSS insert AI-generated frames in between actual rendered frames. These techniques use less computing power than generating the full frames, allowing for better gaming performance without taxing your PC’s hardware and maintaining visual fidelity. …
… Brian Barrett: Well, and I'm old enough to remember—I know we joke about my age, but it's not that long ago—Nvidia got to where it is because it made GPUs for gaming PCs. The GPUs happened to be good at the things AI needed. …
… When you look at the amount of dollars associated with the data center and AI growth, it's just really large. To your question, does it piss off Nvidia? I'd imagine it will piss off Intel and AMD more than it pisses off Nvidia. …