Nvidia and the future of AI: Robots, healthcare, autos and more

In AI explosion has made Nvidia (NVDA) the third most valuable company in the world. The company's stock is up more than 500 percent since the start of 2023, and, this week, it’s looking to keep the hype going, showing off its latest innovations at its GTC conference in San Jose, California.

That includes the debut of its powerful Blackwell architecture and GB200 GPU, the successor to its popular H100 and H200 chips, as well as updates to its CUDA software platform.

"No conference in the world is there a greater assembly of researchers from such diverse fields of science," Nvidia Founder, President and CEO Jensen Huang said during his keynote address. "From climate tech, to radio sciences trying to figure out how to use AI to robotically control MIMOS for next generation 6G radios, robotic self-driving cars, even artificial intelligence."

But that’s not all the company is cooking up for the year ahead. Yahoo Finance's Daniel Howley spoke to top executives from Nvidia's various business segments including automotive, the enterprise, its Omniverse platform, and healthcare. Here is everything investors need to know.
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