Nvidia Unveils Blackwell Ultra AI Chip 

At its annual GPU Technology Conference (GTC) in San Jose, California, Nvidia today announced the Blackwell Ultra, an enhanced version of its Blackwell AI chip series, designed to power the next wave of artificial intelligence advancements. CEO Jensen Huang showcased the chip during his keynote, touting its capabilities for “AI reasoning,” a process that mimics human-like decision-making.

The Blackwell Ultra promises 1.5 times the performance of its predecessor, with production slated for the second half of 2025. Huang also revealed the GB300 superchip, pairing two Blackwell Ultras with a Grace CPU, aimed at accelerating data center workloads.

Despite a 3.4% drop in Nvidia’s stock today, attributed to broader market trends and investor caution, the company reported $11 billion in Blackwell revenue this quarter, underscoring robust demand. The announcement comes as Nvidia navigates competitive pressures and past production hiccups, positioning the Blackwell Ultra as a pivotal step in maintaining its AI hardware dominance.

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