Nvidia unveiled a semiconductor chip described as the company's 'most efficient PC chip ever built,' engineered to enable AI models to run locally on personal computers rather than in the cloud.
The chip is designed to make AI agents the primary way users interact with their computers, replacing mouse and keyboard input. CEO Jensen Huang described the vision as 'AI supercomputers in your house, running agents and assistants.'
Semiconductor competitors are racing to capture AI demand. Intel is planning a cheaper AI chip by the end of the year, focused on inference (the step where an AI produces an answer to user queries) rather than training.
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