Jensen Huang claims that in the future, telecom operators will all provide AI computing power, and telecom base stations are expected to evolve into distributed AI networks.
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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated at the GTC conference in Berlin that in the future, all telecommunications operators will provide AI computing power, and telecommunications base stations are expected to evolve into distributed AI networks. He also revisited the AI "five-layer cake" theory, referring to AI as a fundamental industrial infrastructure similar to electricity and the internet.
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News from the home of IT on October 21st: NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated today at the GTC conference in Berlin that in the future, all telecommunications operators will provide AI computing power, and telecommunications base stations are expected to evolve into distributed AI networks.

IT noticed that Jensen Huang mentioned the AI "five-layer cake" theory again at the press conference, which divides artificial intelligence into five levels from bottom to top: energy, chips, infrastructure, models, and applications. He emphasized that AI is not just software, but rather a fundamental industrial infrastructure like electricity and the internet, with each layer closely connected and driving upward together.

He also pointed out that the large “cake” of AI includes energy companies such as Siemens Energy and Schneider Electric, as well as AI factory builders Nscale and Firebird, as well as European AI model companies Mistral, legal AI companies Legora, and translation tools DeepL, among others.

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