CEO Jensen Huang just delivered some fantastic news for Nvidia investors

Nvidia DGX is the company’s AI enterprise platform. The company describes it as its “software, infrastructure and expertise in a modern, unified AI development solution.” It is essentially the business platform where the AI ​​rubber meets the road.

SoftBank will integrate Nvidia technology to add intelligence to its telecommunications network beyond voice, data and video. It will be distributed across SoftBank’s 200,000 sites in Japan.

It plans to add an “AI store” to make AI available to 55 million SoftBank customers. All built on top of Nvidia’s AI business. The result will be an ‘AI grid’ that will run across Japan. Huang called it “completely revolutionary.” “This is the first of its kind to transform the telecommunications network, the communications network, into an AI network,” he said.

This is an example of how Nvidia’s business can maintain its growth momentum. The applications are endless. From customer service to helping manage and operate a network of self-driving cars.

Huang presented an example where entire factories could become an AI system using cameras and large language models. Managers can ‘talk’ to the factory about what is happening, whether there is anything abnormal at the site, whether any accidents have occurred, or simply to receive daily reports. The concept could also be extended to other physical objects, such as a road, a stadium, an office or a building.

Investors wondering whether Nvidia stock has already risen too high should consider the potential profits that could come from business AI. This next phase is already underway. Nvidia CFO Colette Kress told investors on the quarterly call that the company has shipped its first Blackwell DGX engineering samples to OpenAI, an artificial intelligence development company.

Huang’s optimism about the future of his company is understandable. These AI collaboration projects will only grow. Any investor with a portfolio that includes a growth segment would want Nvidia in it.

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