Jensen Huang Unleashes the Future of AI and Gaming Chips at CES 2025!

In a packed arena in Las Vegas, Nvidia founder Jensen Huang took to the stage and expressed his admiration for the stunning real-time computer graphics showcased on the display behind him. He observed as a woman with dark hair entered through ornate, gilded double doors and absorbed the beams of light streaming through stained glass windows.

“The volume of geometry on display was absolutely mind-blowing,” Huang addressed an audience of thousands at CES 2025 on Monday night. “It would have been unattainable without artificial intelligence.”

The semiconductor manufacturer and AI sensation revealed its GeForce RTX 50 Series desktop and laptop GPUs — the most sophisticated consumer graphics processing units for gamers, creators, and developers. This technology is intended for utilization on both desktop and laptop devices.

Before Huang’s presentation, Nvidia shares surged by 3.4% surpassing its previous peak established in November. Nvidia along with other AI stocks continues to rise even amidst growing concerns that their prices have escalated excessively and rapidly. In spite of fears regarding a possible bubble, the sector keeps promoting its prospects.

Huang mentioned that the GPUs, utilizing the company’s next-generation AI chip Blackwell, can bring about breakthroughs in AI-powered rendering.

“Blackwell, the driving force of AI, has arrived for PC gamers, developers, and creatives,” Huang stated, noting that Blackwell “is the most significant advancement in computer graphics technology since we launched programmable shading 25 years ago.” He indicated that Blackwell technology is now fully in production.

Expanding on the technology Nvidia unveiled 25 years prior, the company disclosed that it would also roll out “RTX Neural Shaders,” which employ AI to aid in rendering game characters with intricate detail — a task that is notoriously difficult since small errors in digital portrayals of humans can be easily detected.

Huang remarked that Nvidia is additionally introducing a new range of technologies that allow “autonomous characters” to perceive, plan, and act like human players. These characters can assist players in devising strategies or modifying tactics to challenge competitors and foster more dynamic confrontations.

Alongside Nvidia, major technology companies such as AMD, Google, and Samsung are participating in CES 2025 to present artificial intelligence tools designed to assist both content creators and consumers in their pursuit of entertainment.