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Nvidia 2025 GTC Keynote Goes As Expected

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Mar 19, 2025
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Nvidia (NVDA) GTC 2025 keynote by CEO Jensen Huang was per expectations. It was a very long keynote but the two clear highlights of the presentations were:

  1. Roadmap details

  2. Slamming of hyperscaler ASICs by showing how obsolete Hoppers were (and by extension the much weaker ASICs) and why it does not make sense to deploy them except for a few select cases.

Roadmap Details

As far as the roadmap goes, Nvidia has in the past talked about Blackwell Ultra and Vera Rubin. Today, the Company extended the discussion to Vera Rubin ultra. The image below lays out the entire roadmap for GPUs, CPUs, and Networking. The main point of the image is that Nvidia plans to continue with a one-year cadence on various aspects of AI hardware.

A person standing in front of a black screen AI-generated content may be incorrect.

The table below summarizes the key elements of the roadmap including some color into how much of a generational improvements Jensen is marketing at each step.

There are a few notable things in the roadmap.

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