At COMPUTEX 2025, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang delivered a keynote filled with ambitious announcements that showcased the company’s expanding influence across AI, quantum computing, cloud infrastructure, and enterprise technology. His presentation outlined a future where custom AI systems, powerful partnerships, and next-generation computing platforms reshape the technology landscape.
Taiwan to Become a Global AI Hub
A highlight of the keynote was NVIDIA’s collaboration with Foxconn and Taiwan’s tech leadership. Foxconn’s Big Innovation Company will build an NVIDIA Blackwell-powered supercomputer featuring 10,000 GPUs. This AI infrastructure will support research at TSMC and serve Taiwan’s broader tech ecosystem through the National Science and Technology Council. The project positions Taiwan as a central player in global AI development.
Modular AI Infrastructure with NVLink Fusion
Huang introduced NVLink Fusion, a new approach that enables partners to build semi-custom AI hardware. Companies such as MediaTek, Marvell, Alchip Technologies, and Astera Labs are designing AI silicon that leverages NVIDIA’s NVLink ecosystem. Fujitsu and Qualcomm also plan to create custom CPUs tightly integrated with NVIDIA GPUs and networking technologies for efficient, scalable AI systems.
RTX PRO Servers and the Enterprise AI Shift
NVIDIA is driving the transition from traditional IT systems to AI-powered infrastructure with the launch of RTX PRO Servers. Built on the NVIDIA Blackwell architecture, these servers are being deployed by global IT providers to deliver the full-stack performance needed to run advanced AI workloads in enterprise environments.
AI Development for the Desktop
To bring AI computing to a broader audience, NVIDIA announced DGX Spark and DGX Station Personal Systems. Developed with hardware partners including Acer, ASUS, Dell, and Lenovo, these systems provide AI researchers and developers with powerful desktop platforms capable of high-performance training and inference workloads.
Quantum Computing at Scale
NVIDIA also revealed the Global Research and Development Centre for Business by Quantum-AI Technology (G-QuAT), home to ABCI-Q — the world’s largest quantum research supercomputer. This initiative underscores NVIDIA’s role in bridging AI with quantum computing to unlock new possibilities in scientific and industrial research.
Expanding the Cloud with DGX Cloud Lepton
To support AI development at scale, NVIDIA introduced DGX Cloud Lepton, a platform connecting developers to a global network of GPU providers. Partners like CoreWeave, Foxconn, Crusoe, and SoftBank are contributing tens of thousands of GPUs to the marketplace. NVIDIA also launched Exemplar Clouds, setting new benchmarks for cloud-based AI performance.
Jensen Huang’s keynote painted a clear picture of NVIDIA’s strategy: accelerating AI across every layer of computing. With massive infrastructure projects, industry collaborations, and accessible AI tools, NVIDIA is setting the pace for the next era of technological innovation.