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NVIDIA, KRAFTON, NC and Reigning ‘League of Legends’ Champions T1 Celebrate RTX Spark at Korea’s PC Bangs
NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang introduced the new RTX Spark superchip in South Korea, targeting personal AI and gaming. Leading developers like KRAFTON and NC are integrating the technology, which promises high-performance gaming on slim laptops and efficient desktops. Huang celebrated the launch with esports team T1 and demonstrated games like PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS and CINDER CITY at local PC bangs.
'Reinventing the PC' is the concept Nvidia wanted to get across this Computex, but I'm not sure the AI…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang envisions a future where personal computers are reinvented as 'agentic computers' that act as assistants rather than tools, constantly interacting with users. The article expresses skepticism about this vision, citing public distrust in AI, potential risks of AI handling critical tasks, and a preference for user-controlled PCs over AI-driven platforms.
Thermaltake has built a PSU that splits in two… on purpose
Thermaltake has introduced its new Dockpower series of power supplies, featuring a modular design where the port section detaches from the main unit. This innovation aims to simplify installation within PC cases by allowing users to connect cables to the detached module first. The company claims this is the first significant innovation in power supply design in 20 years, with the series launching in September.
'One of my favourites': Even Jensen Huang recognises the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti as one of the best graphics cards…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recognized the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti as a significant and beloved graphics card during an event in Taiwan. The article reflects on the card's impact, its value proposition at launch, and how it marked a turning point in Nvidia's pricing strategy for high-end GPUs.
AI Yi-Yi!
The article discusses an executive order signed by Donald Trump regarding Artificial Intelligence, which includes a review period for AI models. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is quoted criticizing the notion that AI will significantly reduce jobs, calling it 'complete nonsense'.
'People talk about AI reducing jobs, complete nonsense': Nvidia's Jensen Huang criticises economic…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismisses concerns about AI reducing jobs, calling it 'complete nonsense' and arguing that AI will lead to more software engineers being hired due to increased productivity. He believes that AI's impact on the economy is significant and will soon be evident, emphasizing that not using AI will lead to job losses.
'Tell me that's not R2D2. Tell me that's not robotics': Jensen Huang thinks the future of personal computing is letting AI agents run your PC
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes the future of personal computing lies in AI agents that can autonomously manage tasks, envisioning a future where PCs are constantly interacting with users. He discussed Nvidia's involvement in the laptop market with their new RTX Spark chip, aiming to reinvent the PC for the AI era. While Huang is optimistic about widespread adoption, the article expresses concerns about privacy and the potential diminishment of independent problem-solving skills.
CEO Jensen Huang says Nvidia is too busy with the 'gigantic project' of 'reinventing the PC after 40 years' to do a handheld gaming PC based on RTX Spark
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated that the company is focused on reinventing the PC for the age of AI with its new RTX Spark chip, rather than developing a handheld gaming PC. He explained that adapting existing PC applications and games to the new architecture is a massive undertaking. While a smaller version of RTX Spark might be suitable for handhelds, Nvidia's current priority is the broader PC market.
“The PC is being reinvented” - Nvidia announces new AI-focused RTX Spark chip for laptops as widespread doubt bubbles
Nvidia has announced the RTX Spark chip, designed to bring AI capabilities to PCs and laptops from manufacturers like Dell, Lenovo, Asus, and HP. CEO Jensen Huang stated this chip reinvents personal computing by enabling users to interact with their devices through natural language commands, leveraging Nvidia's AI and graphics technologies for tasks ranging from creative workflows to gaming. The announcement comes amid rising component prices and skepticism surrounding the broader AI industry.
Computex 2026 Live: All the best PC gaming hardware announcements at this year's show
Computex 2026 is set to feature numerous PC gaming hardware announcements, including Nvidia's RTX Spark SOC for various devices and Intel's G-Series Panther Lake chips for gaming handhelds. MSI is also showcasing new AI gaming monitors. The event will cover new GPUs, frame generation technology, and Arm-native game ports.
NVIDIA RTX Spark "superchip" and DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction announced
NVIDIA announced the RTX Spark "superchip" for AI, creation, and gaming, alongside DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction at Computex 2026. The RTX Spark integrates NVIDIA's AI and graphics technologies into a single chip for laptops, promising enhanced performance for creative workflows and AAA gaming at 1440p with ray tracing. DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction features a new transformer model for superior image quality in ray-traced games, set to launch in August.
NVIDIA (NVDA) will spend $150 billion annually in Taiwan with new HQ planned for 2030
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang announced plans to invest $150 billion annually in Taiwan, calling the region the 'epicenter of the AI revolution.' The company also plans to establish a new headquarters in Taiwan, scheduled to be operational by 2030.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the company plans to invest around $150,000,000,000 in Taiwan each year, describing the…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced plans to invest approximately $150 billion annually in Taiwan, calling the country the 'epicentre of the AI revolution.' The company also intends to build a new headquarters in Taiwan, a project estimated to cost $5 trillion and create 4,000 jobs. These investments follow AMD's similar commitment to invest at least $10 billion in Taiwan for AI infrastructure.
Nvidia's still-yet-to-be-announced N1X Arm chip is referenced on a Lenovo login page, so make of that what you will
References to Nvidia's unannounced N1X laptop chip have appeared on a Lenovo login page, fueling speculation about its release. Previous reports suggested a March launch, but details remain scarce beyond rumors and mentions in Lenovo's system support and software.
A single Nvidia Vera Rubin rack is estimated to cost $7,803,148 with over $2 million of that figure spent on memory…
A Morgan Stanley research report estimates that a single Nvidia Vera Rubin VR200 NVL72 rack costs approximately $7.8 million, with over $2 million attributed to memory. These costs are representative of what cloud service providers would pay, indicating a significant markup from Nvidia's internal build costs. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang predicts Vera Rubin will be more successful than their previous Grace Blackwell AI GPUs.
Nvidia continues to make astronomical amounts of money from AI, with the first quarter of 2026 being its biggest to date
Nvidia reported record revenue of $81.6 billion for the first quarter of 2026, driven primarily by its AI infrastructure business. The data center segment alone saw a 92% year-on-year increase, reaching $75.2 billion. CEO Jensen Huang highlighted the accelerating buildout of AI factories and the increasing value of Nvidia's AI platform.
'Every single frontier model company will jump on Vera Rubin from the get go': Nvidia CEO insists the future…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed strong confidence in the company's new Vera Rubin AI superchip, predicting it will be more successful than the previous Grace Blackwell. Huang highlighted the accelerating demand for AI infrastructure and the rapid build-out of AI factories, emphasizing Nvidia's crucial role in this expansion. While the article focuses on AI hardware, it briefly mentions the RTX 50 series GPUs are built on the Blackwell microarchitecture.
Nvidia says 'demand for AI infrastructure continues to expand at an unprecedented pace' but after speaking to…
Nvidia reports unprecedented demand for AI infrastructure, with its revenue soaring due to AI-focused hardware. However, experts offer mixed opinions on the future of AI growth, with some predicting a slowdown by late 2026 due to market saturation and pushback against data centers, while others foresee continued broad adoption across major companies driving GPU demand.
Listen to NVIDIA's (NVDA) Q1 FY27 earnings call here
NVIDIA executives, including Jensen Huang, will discuss the company's financial results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2027. The earnings call will provide insights into the company's performance and future outlook.
Your Nvidia GPU Needs A Driver Update Right Now, Unless You Enjoy Surprise Malware DLC
Nvidia has issued a critical security alert for its graphics card drivers on Windows and Linux, urging users to update to version 596.49 immediately. Hackers have exploited a vulnerability to gain unauthorized access to PCs, potentially stealing data or injecting malware. The company also introduced Auto Shader Compilation for RTX 50-series cards, designed to compile shaders in the background during idle times.
