In a highly anticipated event held at a hockey arena in the heart of Silicon Valley, Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang set the stage for the company's annual developer conference, the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) with a flurry of announcements aimed at solidifying its leading position in the artificial intelligence sector. Amidst the eager anticipation of tech enthusiasts and industry insiders, Huang introduced Nvidia's newest chip – the Blackwell B200, boasting a remarkable 30-fold increase in speed for select tasks compared to its predecessor. The unveiling of this cutting-edge chip was complemented by the revelation of a suite of software tools, strategically crafted to facilitate developers in seamlessly deploying AI models to companies utilising Nvidia's technology, a clientele encompassing the world's tech giants.