LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Nvidia is bringing its hotly anticipated Blackwell artificial intelligence chip to personal computers. The U.S. tech giant, known as the king of AI data center chips, introduced the GB10 chipset that turns PCs into AI supercomputers at the CES 2025 electronics show in Las Vegas.
"Every software engineer, every engineer, every creative artist, everybody who uses computers today as a tool, will need a AI supercomputer," said Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang at a keynote address on Monday evening, adding that the new desktop supercomputer will be powered by the company's smallest Grace Blackwell chipset.
