Nvidia's Vision for the Next Five Years: Leading the AI Revolution with 'AI Factories'
A future of AI factories
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has outlined his vision for the future in which companies no longer just have regular data centers for storing data and running computing tasks. Rather, he sees all companies deploying 'AI factories' both in the cloud and on premises, as generative AI becomes embedded in a wide range of applications and becomes a core aspect in every part of business.
You can tell by the CSPs extending...
- Nvidia's GPUs aren't just needed for training, but may even be the most efficient inferencing choice as well.
Add it all up, and numbers get big
Key industry participants have put forward their cases for the AI market outlook. For his part, Jensen Huang estimates the AI transition plus the broadening of customers will push the total market to $2 trillion, potentially leading to a massive $400 billion per year in AI data center revenue.
A $1 billion run rate just the start?
- While Nvidia invented the CUDA software library almost 20 years ago...
- Nvidia AI Enterprise is essentially a new operating system that allows cloud software to run on accelerated GPU chips, already at a $1 billion run-rate.
Outlook 2028: With a potential market share of 60% to 80%, Nvidia could see revenues between $240 billion and $320 billion, far exceeding previous years and showcasing its potential for significant growth.
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