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Jensen Huang Declares The Age Of Agents At GTC Taipei

Not a roadmap. Nvidia just put Vera Rubin into full production—signaling the infrastructure bet behind the agent economy.

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Why it matters

Nvidia is shifting from model inference to agent orchestration infrastructure. New chips (Vera CPU, RTX Spark) and Cosmos 3 signal the company sees agents—not just LLMs—as the next $100B+ workload, forcing enterprises to rethink their compute strategy.

The key facts

7 to know
  1. Vera Rubin moved to full production (not beta)

  2. New Vera CPU announced

  3. RTX Spark chip unveiled

  4. Cosmos 3 released

  5. Strategic reframe: from models to autonomous agents

  6. Announced at GTC Taipei (flagship developer event)

  7. Date: June 2026

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Publisher excerpt: Nvidia put Vera Rubin into full production and unveiled the Vera CPU, RTX Spark chip and Cosmos 3 at GTC Taipei, reframing itself around autonomous AI agents.
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