Andrew Feldman

Maybe we could find insight in images.

Maybe we could find insight in images.

Maybe not only could we store language, but we could generate it.

Maybe not only could we store language, but we could generate it.

All right, maybe we could understand it rather than storing it and regurgitating it.

All right, maybe we could understand it rather than storing it and regurgitating it.

And what this did is it opened up sort of to compute huge areas that were previously foreclosed.

And what this did is it opened up sort of to compute huge areas that were previously foreclosed.

And at the same time, we were adding to those areas.

And at the same time, we were adding to those areas.

We were taking vastly more images

We were taking vastly more images

all right, terrestrially, in satellites.

all right, terrestrially, in satellites.

And what this did is it simultaneously opened up this entire area and allowed compute to attack it.

And what this did is it simultaneously opened up this entire area and allowed compute to attack it.

And this is what's underpinning both Nvidia's growth and sort of all the growth you're hearing about in AI compute is as a processor builder, as a hardware builder, suddenly our tools could attack more in different parts of knowledge.

And this is what's underpinning both Nvidia's growth and sort of all the growth you're hearing about in AI compute is as a processor builder, as a hardware builder, suddenly our tools could attack more in different parts of knowledge.

And that was sort of the first part to answer your question.

And that was sort of the first part to answer your question.