"Nvidia's CEO Unveils Blackwell Chip and Outlines Future of Graphics Cards and AI Technology"

Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang announced the new Blackwell architecture at GTC, featuring a dual-GPU B200 chip with 208 billion transistors primarily intended for data centers and AI applications. While not designed for gaming, the architecture's features, such as fifth-generation Tensor Cores and TSMC's 4NP process node, could potentially influence future GeForce graphics cards. However, certain aspects like the RAS engine and massive HBM3e memory are unlikely to make it into gaming GPUs. The possibility of a dual-GPU design for gaming remains uncertain, but Nvidia's focus on increasing core count and leveraging advanced process nodes provides insight into the future of gaming graphics cards.