Introduction

Nvidia, the market leader in artificial intelligence (AI) processors, intends to rent its supercomputers to businesses in an effort to bolster the AI boom. 

CEO Jensen Huang revealed the company's intention to make its expensive and powerful supercomputers, which are used to produce artificial intelligence (AI) technologies such as ChatGPT, accessible for rent to nearly any firm.

The move is anticipated to accelerate the AI boom, which has sent Nvidia shares up 77% this year, making the company about five times more valuable than its competitor, Intel. Huang also unveiled new technology and software to lower the expense of utilising supercomputer-created items, such as robots.

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The business has teamed up with Oracle Corp. to provide anybody with web browser access to Nvidia's DGX supercomputers, which may include up to 32,000 of the company's CPUs. 

Tens of thousands of Nvidia's processors might be made available to a wider variety of consumers thanks to the company's new DGX Cloud renting service.

The California-based business has helped partners like Microsoft construct huge systems for OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, which utilises these systems to generate text answers that mimic human speech and graphics in response to cues.

Huang referred to how Apple deregulated the smartphone industry as "the iPhone moment of AI," which had already begun.

Every day, Nvidia revealed new hardware and software to reduce the cost of products like robots that are made by supercomputers.

"Such items outperform the competitors by years. Hans Mosesmann, a semiconductors analyst at Rosenblatt Securities, stated that Nvidia's position on the software side of AI is not just significant but also accelerating.

AI technology dissemination through the DGX Cloud renting service

Nvidia can provide tens of thousands of its chips access to a far wider variety of consumers with the help of its new DGX Cloud renting business. The service is now being used by the software business ServiceNow and the biotech company Amgen.

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Nvidia also unveiled AI Foundations to let firms create their own AI models. Several significant stock image database owners will make use of the service, putting any legal worries regarding the copyright of the images used to produce AI content to rest.

Huang also unveiled technologies that would speed up the creation of chips. The process between creating the lithography masks needed to print the chip design and the software-based chip design utilising Nvidia chips is sped up by the software.