AI is coming for every company, says Nvidia boss
Artificial intelligence will ultimately become a key aspect of all companies, the head of AI chip giant Nvidia said during a visit to Stockholm, where he urged Europe to ramp up its AI industry. The post AI is coming…
Nvidia has become the world's most valuable chip company on the back of the generative AI boom, with its graphics processing units powering the data centres that train and run large language models for the likes of OpenAI, Microsoft and Google. Its chief executive has emerged as one of the tech industry's most closely watched voices, regularly touring global markets to pitch governments and corporations on building out AI infrastructure.
The Stockholm visit fits that pattern, with the Nvidia boss framing AI adoption as inevitable across industries rather than confined to software firms, while pressing Europe specifically to accelerate investment or risk falling behind the US and China in the AI race. The Volvo partnership on self-driving safety technology, highlighted in some of the coverage, offers a concrete example of the kind of enterprise deals Nvidia is using to make its case, though outlets differ on how much weight they give to that detail versus the broader comments on AI's spread into every company.