Jensen Huang chief of Nvidia showcased revolutionary chips for Artificial Intelligence and new applications for technology, disregarding talk of China’s DeepSeek distrupting the market and dangers from U.S President Donald Trump’s trade war. Huang delivered a highly awaited speech at Nvidia's annual developers’ conference, held at the SAP Center in San Jose, Silicon Valley. The venue is also home to the Sharks NHL hockey team and was packed with audience.

Calling the event an AI "Super Bowl," the Taiwan-born tech leader spoke to an audience of over 20,000 people. They listened for more than two hours as he unveiled Nvidia's latest updates. Promoting the universal benefits of AI, he said, “The difference is that everyone is a winner at this Super Bowl”.

Huang passionately showcased Nvidia’s newest Blackwell GPUs, along with new innovations in robotics and telecommunications, highlighting how these advancements will shape the future of technology. Huang announced an exciting partnership with General Motors to develop driverless cars powered by Nvidia’s cutting-edge in-vehicle computing system, capable of handling an astonishing 1,000 trillion operations per second.

He also introduced a major telecom project with T-Mobile and Cisco, where Nvidia will play a major part in structuring AI-powered hardware for the future of wireless networks, paving the way for the next generation of 6G technology.