Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has redefined data centers as 'AI factories' generating valuable tokens, pushing for AI infrastructure akin to the internet and electricity. Introducing NVLink Fusion, Nvidia enhances integration, allowing diverse processors alongside its GPUs. Huang projects a future shortage of workers by 2030, advocating that digital agents and robots will fill this gap instead of humans. He highlighted expanding partnerships in AI-training infrastructure and announced Nvidia's plan for one of the world's most potent AI supercomputers in Taiwan, integrating over 10,000 next-gen Blackwell GPUs and enhancing the capabilities of developers through DGX Spark workstations built for AI projects.
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