Nvidia Unveils Blackwell Chips, Dynamo Software, and AI Partnerships at GTC 2025

The company highlights AI's transformative role across industries with new technologies, collaborations, and a roadmap for future advancements.

Nvidia introduced Blackwell, its next-generation chip architecture, designed to power advanced AI systems and enterprise applications.
The open-source Dynamo software was launched to optimize GPU resource allocation, enhancing efficiency and scalability for large AI models.
Strategic collaborations with Disney, Google DeepMind, and T-Mobile aim to advance lifelike robotics, content transparency, and 6G communication capabilities.
A roadmap for upcoming AI chips was revealed, including Blackwell Ultra in 2025, Vera Rubin in 2026, and Rubin Ultra in 2027, promising exponential performance growth.
Nvidia emphasized energy efficiency and open-source AI tools as part of its commitment to responsible and sustainable AI development.