NVIDIA Unveils RTX SUPER GPUs and AI Laptops at CES 2024
NVIDIA reveals new GeForce RTX 40 SUPER Series GPUs and AI-powered laptops at CES 2024 to bring generative AI capabilities directly to Windows 11 PCs. These hardware and software advancements enable faster, more private local AI processing for consumers and enterprise developers.
NVIDIA unveils a comprehensive suite of hardware and software at CES 2024 designed to bring generative AI directly to Windows 11 PCs. By running AI models locally on personal computers, users benefit from improved privacy, lower latency, and reduced costs. The company relies on the specialized Tensor Cores within its RTX GPUs to dramatically accelerate AI performance across various demanding applications for both work and entertainment.
The newly introduced GeForce RTX 40 SUPER Series family of GPUs delivers massive leaps in AI processing power, handling up to 836 trillion AI operations per second. These new graphics cards generate AI video and images significantly faster than previous generations. Furthermore, major laptop manufacturers are shipping new RTX-powered mobile devices later this month that offer out-of-the-box generative AI capabilities, while new RTX mobile workstations provide enterprise users with the heavy processing power needed for complex professional workflows.
To support these hardware advancements, NVIDIA introduces AI Workbench, a unified toolkit launching in beta later this month that helps developers customize and test large language models. This toolkit allows users to easily migrate projects across different GPU-enabled environments and integrates smoothly with popular repositories like GitHub. Developers also optimize these local AI models through NVIDIA TensorRT and its newly extended text-based application library, TensorRT-LLM, ensuring maximum efficiency on RTX hardware.