NVIDIA unveils roadmap for new AI chip launch in 2028 [Korean]

Author: 박근아 | Source: wowtv.co.kr | Read the full article in Korean

In a recent announcement, NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang revealed the company's roadmap for new AI chips set to be released by 2028 during the annual GTC 2025 developer conference in San Jose, California. The company has already launched its advanced AI chip, Blackwell, and plans to introduce a new chip named Rubin next year. Huang detailed that these upcoming chips will significantly outperform previous models, with Rubin expected to be 900 times more efficient than the current H100 chip.

Huang also addressed concerns regarding production issues related to the Blackwell chip, stating that it is fully operational despite earlier worries about design flaws. He highlighted the strong demand for NVIDIA's chips, noting that major cloud companies like Amazon and Microsoft have made substantial purchases of both the H100 and Blackwell chips, indicating their popularity in the market.

Additionally, NVIDIA is working on various innovative projects, including a humanoid robot platform and advanced networking technology that uses light for faster communication between computers. Huang emphasized the increasing need for computing power in AI, suggesting that the demand for NVIDIA's chips will continue to grow as AI technologies evolve.

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