Chip Talk > NVIDIA's Vision: AI-Driven Revolution in European Technology
Published June 11, 2025
At a recent landmark event, GTC Paris, held alongside VivaTech, NVIDIA's founder Jensen Huang delivered an intriguing vision for Europe’s technological landscape. This isn't merely about adopting AI; it's about constructing a new infrastructure, aptly termed "intelligence infrastructure," signaling the emergence of a profound industrial transformation.
According to Huang, AI now forms a crucial part of society's infrastructure. At the heart of this AI-driven revolution are innovative systems like the GB200 NVL72, NVIDIA’s most massive AI platform to date. This "thinking machine" uses GPUs to power various sectors, from quantum computing to autonomous vehicles.
NVIDIA is collaboratively working with European governments, cloud providers, and telcos to roll out their technologies across the continent. This collaboration will accelerate the continent’s push towards a more AI-oriented future, with new hubs being established in Finland, Germany, Spain, Italy, and the U.K. These centers will catalyze quantum experimentations and AI skill development.
Europe's quantum computing ambitions are receiving a significant boost from NVIDIA. Their CUDA-Q platform is now operational on Denmark’s Gefion supercomputer, marking a pivotal moment in hybrid AI and quantum computing research. Through partnerships with quantum research hubs, NVIDIA aims to drive advancements in quantum error correction and integrate quantum capabilities with classical computing techniques.
Huang emphasized the role of AI not just in virtual realms but in revolutionizing physical systems. NVIDIA collaborates with European manufacturers to develop digital twins using the Omniverse platform, which simulate, automate, and optimize systems at scale. The establishment of the world’s first industrial AI cloud in Germany substantiates this claim.
Moreover, the automotive industry will see AI-driven advancements with the launch of NVIDIA DRIVE, promising widespread deployment of intelligent transport solutions. As such, NVIDIA hopes to spur a new industrial era, akin to a digital industrial revolution.
Huang draws attention to the staggering growth in inference workloads, essential for AI development. From 8 million to 800 million users in just a few years, the demand is burgeoning. To cater to these needs, NVIDIA introduces Blackwell, a special thinking machine engineered for enhanced reasoning capabilities.
NVIDIA envisions a future where AI agents, corresponding to physical robots, become part and parcel of everyday life. These AI entities will work independently, performing tasks aided by extensive networks of AI factories generating tokens, the essence of modern intelligence.
Through strategic collaborations and technological breakthroughs, NVIDIA is laying the foundation for a transformative AI-driven future in Europe. From industrial applications to quantum computing progress and sovereign AI development, the influence of NVIDIA’s initiatives is profound and likely to spur significant socio-economic changes across the continent. The future of AI is indeed promising.
For those wanting to explore NVIDIA's AI advancements, you can view the full keynote and session details from GTC Paris 2025.
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