Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang unveiled a range of new products and updates at CES 2025, including the GForce RTX 50 series with Blackwell architecture. The new GPU boasts impressive specs, such as 92 billion transistors, 4000 tops, and 4 petaflops of AI. The RTX 5070 offers performance comparable to the 4090 at a price of $549, with a range of models available starting from the 5070 up to the $5090. Nvidia also introduced a 5070 laptop with 4090-level performance for $1299.
Huang also showcased the Blackwell system, featuring a chip with 1.4 exaflops of AI performance and 14 terabytes of memory with a bandwidth of 1.2 petabytes per second. This system, combined with Nvidia’s expertise, has led to the creation of the Llama Nemotron suite of open models, which are available online and via Cosmos, the world’s first foundation model trained on 20 million hours of video.
Additionally, Nvidia announced the open licensing of its Cosmos platform, which includes an auto-regressive model for real-time applications, a diffusion model for high-quality image generation, and a data pipeline for accelerated AI processing. The company also unveiled Thor, its next-generation processor for autonomous vehicles, which boasts 20 times the processing capability of its predecessor Orin.
Huang highlighted the importance of general robotics, emphasizing that breakthroughs in this field will be made possible by Nvidia’s advancements in AI and processing technologies. With the potential for robots to adapt to existing environments without the need for special accommodations, Huang sees a future where robotics can revolutionize various industries, including information work and self-driving cars.