NVIDIA’s Computex Keynote: Digital Humans, Weather and Robotics

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In a short video produced in partnership with NVIDIA, Matthew Berman recaps Jensen Huang’s Computex keynote. He highlights digital humans, weather prediction, the Blackwell platform and the company’s vision for robotics in automated factories.

1Digital humansBerman highlights AI-powered human representations shown in the keynote.
2Weather predictionThe presentation discussed using NVIDIA chips to model weather and prepare for extreme events.
3Hardware and robotsBlackwell and humanoid robots feature in the company’s vision for future computing and factories.

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The keynote presented AI-powered digital human demonstrations.
NVIDIA discussed using accelerated computing for weather prediction.
Blackwell hardware and robotics were part of its broader AI factory vision.

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A quick keynote recap

Berman reviews digital humans, weather modeling, AI hardware and robotics. The video was produced in partnership with NVIDIA.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang took the stage at Computex and discussed several directions for AI. Among the examples were digital humans: AI-powered representations of people. The keynote also showed how the company wants to use accelerated computing to predict weather patterns and help prepare for extreme weather.

FOLIE 1 / 2Weather prediction visualizationThe keynote footage illustrates the discussion of weather modeling and extreme events.

FOLIE 2 / 2NVIDIA hardware on stageJensen Huang presents hardware while the video discusses the Blackwell platform.

Huang discussed the scaling of AI models and the hardware built to support them, including NVIDIA’s Blackwell platform. He also presented robots and humanoids in the context of future automated factories. This video was made in partnership with NVIDIA; the full keynote provides the detailed announcements.