Nvidia's AI Chip Performance Surpasses Moore's Law, Says CEO

According to PANews, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced during his CES speech that the performance of the company's AI chips is advancing faster than Moore's Law. He highlighted that Nvidia's latest data center superchip, the GB200 NVL72, is 30-40 times faster in AI inference tasks compared to the previous generation H100, with overall chip performance increasing 1000-fold over the past decade. Huang emphasized that Nvidia's ability to surpass Moore's Law is due to synchronized innovations across architecture, chips, systems, libraries, and algorithms. He also predicted that as chip performance continues to improve, the costs associated with high-computation AI inference models, such as OpenAI's o3 model, will gradually decrease.