NVIDIA Unveils New AI Systems as Computing Demand Surges
CEO Jensen Huang said its latest architecture integrates chips, networking and cooling to support next-generation AI workloads.
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 5, 2026 — On Monday Nvidia unveiled wide-ranging artificial intelligence tech and computing systems designed aimed at training robots, autonomous vehicles, and next-generation models.
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Jensen Huang, CEO of the graphic processing unit manufacturer, the world’s largest company by market capitalization, said AI has entered a phase reshaping software, hardware, and machines in the physical world.
Speaking at a press event at the Las Vegas Convention Center ahead of the Consumer Electronics Show here, Huang said AI was no longer an added layer on top of traditional software: Modern applications now rely on AI models that interpret context and generate outputs dynamically, rather than executing fixed, prewritten instructions.
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