NVIDIA unveils several new AI-related products at the GTC conference.

The 4-day annual GTC conference of American chip giant NVIDIA opened on the 16th in San Jose, California. The company launched several new AI-related products, including a software stack to support OpenClaw. NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang announced in his keynote speech that NVIDIA has released a software stack called "NemoClaw" to support the development and deployment of OpenClaw intelligent agents. In addition, NVIDIA unveiled the new generation AI graphics rendering technology DLSS 5, claiming that the technology can further enhance image realism while reducing computational resource consumption. On the hardware side, NVIDIA announced the launch of a new generation AI computing platform "Viola Rubin," with performance per watt expected to be 10 times that of the previous generation system. Based on technology acquired from the startup Grok Company, NVIDIA introduced a new generation Grok 3 language processing unit chip, while showcasing a rack system capable of accommodating 256 LPUs. Huang Renxun stated that this system works in conjunction with the "Viola Rubin" platform, increasing the efficiency of "element" generation per watt by approximately 35 times.