On May 19, Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, captivated the audience at Computex 2025 in Taipei with a keynote address that unveiled the company's latest innovations in AI computing. Huang showcased NVIDIA's commitment to meeting the evolving demands of the industry and reinforcing its leadership position. He retraced the evolution of NVIDIA's AI chips and systems, and disclosed the upcoming timeline for the next-generation GB300 AI system, alongside the introduction of the groundbreaking NVLink Fusion holistic computing system.

Moreover, Huang announced several highly anticipated new-generation AI chips, the Blackwell Ultra and the Feynman, slated for release in 2028. He also confirmed that the personal AI computer DGX Spark has commenced production. Expanding on NVIDIA's commitment to openness, Huang revealed a collaboration with DeepMind and Disney to open-source the physics engine Newton, and outlined plans to integrate AI models into autonomous vehicles, further pushing the boundaries of innovation.