Nvidia CEO Visits TSMC To Push Next-Gen 'Rubin' GPU

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visits Taiwan on Friday to meet with TSMC executives and work on "Rubin," the company’s next-generation GPU. His visit comes as Nvidia is seeking export licensing for it's China market-customized B30A chip.

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00:00NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang is in Taiwan to visit TSMC and work on the company's next-generation Rubin processor.

00:08We have a next-generation architecture called Rubin, and Rubin is very advanced.

00:17And we have now taped out six brand-new chips to TSMC.

00:23So all of these chips are now in TSMC's fab.

00:27And I came to thank all of their operations people for working so hard for me.

00:33I think TSMC is one of the greatest companies in the history of humanity.

00:37Anybody who wants to buy TSMC stock is a very smart person.

00:43Huang also said NVIDIA is in talks with Washington over a new chip for the China market.

00:48It comes after reports that NVIDIA is working on the B30A, a chip that would be more powerful than the current H20 model,

00:55and that work on the H20 has been suspended.

00:58When asked about the new chip, Huang said NVIDIA is talking with the U.S. government about export licensing,

01:04but it's not the company's decision to make.

01:06Huang said he would only stay for a few hours and is leaving Taiwan after having dinner with TSMC leaders.

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01:19TSMC leaders.

01:20Thanks for having me.

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