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Nvidia's Jensen Huang will deliver CES 2025 opening keynote, RTX 5080 and 5090 reveal expected

Why it matters: It appears that the rumors are true. Nvidia has confirmed that Jensen Huang will deliver the CES opening keynote in January. It will mark the first time that the CEO has appeared at the event since 2019, suggesting something big is in store: the GeForce RTX 5000 series desktop graphics cards.

Jensen Huang's net worth passes Intel's market cap

OpenAI secures record-breaking $6.6 billion in funding, now valued at $157 billion

Why it matters: We knew OpenAI was hot, but maybe not this hot. The company has just raised a startling $6.6 billion, leading to a valuation of $157 billion. Even by Silicon Valley standards this is a lot of money. OpenAI is close-lipped about how it will invest the capital, only saying it will accelerate AI research and increase its compute capabilities.

Before Nvidia, founder and CEO Jensen Huang designed microprocessors for...

Accenture bets big on generative AI with Nvidia, launches new business group and AI Refinery

Nvidia App update adds G-Sync controls, RTX HDR support

This 15-pound laptop packs a desktop RTX 4090 and a Ryzen 9 7950X3D

WTF?! Flagship gaming laptops are expected to balance portability with high-end performance, usually with acceptable compromises compared to desktops. Throwing that idea out the window, one modder has responded to criticism of Nvidia's mobile RTX 4090 by installing the full desktop GPU into a "notebook" that, surprisingly, still fits in a backpack.

Nvidia RTX 5080 might have a 24GB variant, RTX 5090 set to offer DisplayPort 2.1a

Nvidia RTX 5090 reportedly has 32GB of RAM on a 512-bit bus

Rumor mill: The rumored specifications of Nvidia's upcoming next-generation flagship graphics card have shifted back and forth over the last several months. However, the latest report from a verified leaker suggests that it will feature more memory than prior estimates. The new performance king might also draw unprecedented wattages.

Nvidia's RTX 5090 might feature two 16-pin power connectors, requiring a new PSU

Rumor mill: Recent reports have sparked concern that Nvidia's upcoming series of graphics cards might consume significantly more power than the RTX 4000 series. A breakdown of MSI's latest power supplies has fueled speculation that Nvidia's new flagship might handle the extra load with two power connectors.

How to build a server in "100 easy steps": The growing pains of modern data centers

Nvidia CEO: "We can't do computer graphics anymore without artificial intelligence"

In context: Upscaling tech like Nvidia's DLSS can enhance lower-resolution images and improve image quality while achieving higher frame rates. However, some gamers are concerned that this technology might become a requirement for good performance – a valid fear, even though only a few games currently list system requirements that include upscaling. As the industry continues to evolve, how developers address these concerns remains to be seen.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang addresses "emotional" customer reactions amid product shortages

Techno fashion: You can now buy a plastic handbag with an embedded GPU for $1,024

AMD confirms it won't prioritize competing with Nvidia's top gaming GPUs

A hot potato: It seems that AMD will avoid competing with Nvidia when it comes to the next generation of flagship graphics cards. A Team Red executive has just confirmed that releasing cards in the Radeon RX 8000 line to match Nvidia's top RTX 5000 GPUs won't be a priority. Instead, AMD will be focusing on its mid-range and lower-end products to increase the company's overall market share.

Mark Zuckerberg surpasses Jensen Huang in year-to-date wealth growth following Nvidia share price drop

Nvidia denies report it was subpoenaed by the DOJ in antitrust probe

Nvidia's record $279 billion loss in market value highlights fears of AI bubble collapse

Listen for the pop: Nvidia has achieved several records recently, thanks to its dominance of the advanced AI hardware market, but this is one it doesn't want: Team Green just saw around $279 billion wiped off its market cap, the largest one-day drop in US history. Other companies in the tech industry also saw their share prices fall following the publication of weak economic data. The turmoil appears to be an indicator that the AI bubble might be starting to burst.

Nvidia's RTX 5090 might draw 600W, other Blackwell GPUs could also increase wattage

Nvidia updates GeForce RTX badge with "Powering Advanced AI" tagline

What just happened? Adding more weight to the argument that Nvidia is more of an AI company than a gaming firm these days, Team Green has updated its GeForce RTX branding. Now, the badge includes a tagline that reads, "Powering Advanced AI," highlighting the technology that has turned Nvidia into the world's third most valuable company.