Nvidia's Jensen Huang admits AI chip design flaw was '100% Nvidia's fault' — TSMC not to blame, now-fixed Blackwell chips are in production
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted Wednesday that Nvidia was 100% at fault for a design flaw in the company's new Blackwell AI chips. The flaw has been fixed and the chips are now in production.
Nvidia AI Summit India: Jensen Huang Speaks About Blackwell GPUs, AI Strategy for India and AI Agents
Huang took the stage to explain the rise of AI. He highlighted that Moore's law, which states that the number of transistors in an IC doubles roughly every two years, is coming to an end. A direct impact of this would be that technology depreciation would stop, and access to technology would be more expensive.
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