Nvidia GTC 2025 Unveils Blackwell Ultra GPUs and Advanced Robotics Models
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reveals powerful new Blackwell Ultra hardware, the RTX Pro 6000 workstation GPU, and the GROOT AI model for humanoid robots at GTC 2025. The company also updates its Omniverse platform with a new virtual recreation of the entire planet.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang takes the stage at GTC 2025 to unveil the company's most powerful AI hardware yet, the new Blackwell Ultra GPU series. The tech giant also introduces the RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition, an enhanced desktop workstation GPU that delivers unprecedented performance and 800Gbps LAN capabilities through the new DGX Station. These hardware launches highlight Nvidia's push to support trillion-dollar datacentres equipped with millions of GPUs.
Beyond pure computing hardware, Nvidia announces major strides in artificial intelligence and robotics with the launch of its latest GROOT AI model. Huang declares that the age of generalist robotics is here, as this new model brings the industry significantly closer to fully functional humanoid robots. The company continues its strong focus on factory robotics and AI integration, building on themes from previous events to showcase how machines interact with the physical world.
Nvidia also updates its Omniverse platform with a highly detailed virtual recreation of the entire planet, a development that promises to deliver more accurate weather forecasts for everyone. The GTC 2025 keynote bundles these software innovations with the new hardware announcements, painting a picture of a future where advanced AI, powerful GPUs, and digital twins work together seamlessly.