This Is NVIDIA's World

In this video, we cover NVIDIA's GTC 2025 keynote, provide commentary on its market position and just how bizarre it is that NVIDIA is now in mainstream news nearly daily (coming from what once was 'just' a gaming company), and talk about its RTX Pro 6000 GPU (which is basically a Titan Blackwell GPU), Vera CPU, and Rubin GPU, plus its upcoming Feynman architecture. The actual news mostly involves the Rubin, Vera, and Feynman roadmap for the future and the 'Titan' class RTX Pro 6000. It's not a perfect GB202 die, but does step up the memory to 96GB ECC and increase CUDA core count from the 5090 class.

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 - NVIDIA GTC Keynote 2025
01:30 - RTX Pro, AI, Datacenter GPUs
04:50 - AI AI AI AI AI AI AI
06:51 - NVIDIA Is Huge
11:30 - NVIDIA's New Target Demographic
12:25 - RTX Pro 6000 Specs
17:06 - Blackwell Ultra Pre-Configured Racks
17:55 - Vera CPU and Rubin GPU, Feynman Architecture
18:50 - Robotics and ISAAC GROOT N1
22:57 - Natural Next Steps

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Tannen Williams: Writing

[GamersNexus]

I'm tempted not to ban the spam bots this time just because of the relevance to the AI topic, but heavy is the bot banhammer.

[CrimWorld]

This confirms why the 50 series didn't have any stock
They rather sell Pro6000 cards for 5x the cost considering they use same architecture.

[deamooz]

Saying "I just need a human to talk to" during an AI presentation. How poetic

[belava]

Ah, the famous "Schrödinger's labor shortage" by Jensen Huang.
It's a phenomenon where, simultaneously, people are massively unemployed and corporations are complaining about a lack of workers.

[Sarutaru]

"Experts in finance and...dressing themselves." I did not know what to expect after that and I was not disappointed.

[BEARTACS]

You’re telling me Steve doesn’t actually live in the Hemi-Anechoic Chamber??

[Cory_]

I work in IT. Every day, when I log in, our ticketing system advertises their AI helpdesk agents on the homepage and it makes me feel a little twinge of existential dread every morning.

[hiraeth]

If people actually knew what "AI" is they wouldn't give a single shit but its crazy how we normalized hyping a product/coin/technology to make money in short term until the bubble bursts and it makes only a tiny tiny certain portion of people riding that wave rich...

Anyways love the channel, Hf at the vacation hopefully AI doesn't haunt you while enjoying yourself

[Ephruz]

This video's broadcasting quality is higher than it may seem because you sitting in a hotel speaking in front of a laptop looks exactly like the news. It's almost satirical in a way.

[vicviper]

I am so tired of these tech ceos becoming hype men for their already trillion dollar corporations. It started with Jobs, it was kind of funny with Ballmer, but now it's 110% cringe.

As the great Michael Jordan once said; "Stop it, get some help." (ty Steve for summarizing these, I wouldn't be able to stand it)

[bv]

That little robot was CLEARLY designed to move around in a way that people find cute, and I have to wonder about them spending potentially millions of dollars to train an AI to move like a Disney Squirrel versus just programming the little neck wiggles and such directly.

[chrones]

I don't think they understand that by trying to eliminate the workforce that there will be almost no one to sell their products to. Their partners won't be able to sell their products. Because no one has money because they don't have jobs.

[existential_]

This is Boeingfication of NVIDIA. They are a financial company that happens to make GPUs. 12VHPWR vs MCAS, Missing ROPs vs Missing Door Plug Bolts

[phenomagator]

Steve's comedic timing is incredible. Also props to the editors, you guys work well together and create a really funny and informative show.

[DulgannForgeflamesGameArchives]

"A niche like gaming is being co-opted by a pernicious, malignant parasite."

That's a metal as fuck way of putting that. Well done, Steve. 😁

[Izanagi-Arsene]

ai ai no. i'm calling it here, there is going to be more sales in a single week for the enterprise gpus than there will be sales of the 50 series cards combined since launch.

[Kraaketaer]

The Vera Rubin naming is clearly chosen to illustrate that while theoretically we all know that nvidia hardware does exist, none of us will ever be able to observe any of it in real life.

[artinotsoparty]

Thank you for supporting refurbishing companies and projects. The e-waste problem is getting out of hand as companies release products that are basically dead on arrival and have no real future viability.

[Oscee]

Funnily enough one of the examples in the clips, Klarna, has since realized that going full AI in customer service was a mistake and they are undoing it.

[rabbtjones]

Steve's new shirt, "the world can end right now as long as there are free samples."
I'll buy one. If I still have a job.