Nvidia is commercializing its chip-linking tech, NVLink Fusion, for the broader AI ecosystem.
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NVLink Fusion enables ultra-fast data communication between multiple processors—crucial for large AI models.
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MediaTek and Marvell are the first to adopt NVLink Fusion, showing strong market interest.
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NVLink Fusion turns Nvidia into an AI infrastructure provider—not just a chipmaker.
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CEO Jensen Huang introduced NVLink Fusion and new products at Asia’s major tech expo.
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Nvidia will open a regional headquarters in Taipei to strengthen its semiconductor partnerships.
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The new DGX Spark workstation delivers powerful AI capabilities to individual researchers.
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Nvidia’s chip roadmap includes Blackwell Ultra, Rubin, and Feynman series through 2028.
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Nvidia plans to build CPUs using Arm tech that could run Microsoft Windows.
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With hardware, software, and interconnect tech, Nvidia is building the backbone of AI infrastructure.
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