Nvidia inventory sinks as CEO Jensen Huang keynotes GTC 2025 occasion, unveils new chip lineup

Nvidia (NVDA) inventory slid 3.4% Tuesday after the AI chipmaker’s annual GTC convention in California kicked off with a keynote from CEO Jensen Huang, who unveiled new and up to date AI chips.

“Synthetic intelligence has made extraordinary progress,” Huang mentioned initially of his speech.

The CEO confirmed in a two-plus hour keynote that Nvidia will launch its upcoming AI chip, Blackwell Extremely, within the second half of 2025, as beforehand anticipated. Blackwell Extremely follows the chipmaker’s current-generation Blackwell GPUs, which achieved full scale manufacturing throughout Nvidia’s fourth quarter, raking in $11 billion in income, after dealing with delays and experiences of overheating and glitches.

“Blackwell [the current-generation GPU] is in full manufacturing, and the ramp is unimaginable,” Huang mentioned. “Buyer demand is unimaginable.”

“We’ll simply transition into the improve [Blackwell Ultra],” he mentioned.

Along with the Blackwell Extremely chip, Nvidia debuted its GB300 superchip, which mixes two Blackwell Ultras and one among its Grace CPUs (central processing models). Huang additionally mentioned Nvidia will launch its subsequent AI superchip, Vera Rubin, within the second half of 2026 — and the next-gen superchip after that, Vera Rubin Extremely, within the second half of 2027.

“We’ve got an annual rhythm of roadmaps that has been laid out for you,” he mentioned.

Huang’s updates didn’t stem a slide within the firm’s shares that pervaded by means of a broader market rout Tuesday, which was led by large-cap tech shares. Nvidia’s decline Tuesday put shares of the AI chipmaker down roughly 14% yr so far.

Nvidia inventory has skilled important volatility in 2025. Shares began the yr with a bang, hitting a document shut above $149 in early January. They tumbled when a brand new AI mannequin from Chinese language agency DeepSeek reignited considerations over an AI bubble and shaved practically $600 billion from the chipmaker’s market cap in a single day. In its most up-to-date rout, following its fourth quarter earnings and heightened macroeconomic uncertainty, Nvidia noticed its market cap losses from its document shut attain $1 trillion.

Nvidia bull and Wedbush analyst Dan Ives had hoped GTC could be “a wake-up second for the tech bulls,” as he wrote in a word to buyers Tuesday.

Total, tech shares have led the inventory market’s latest downturn. The Nasdaq (^IXIC) entered correction territory on March 6, and the S&P 500 (^GSPC) adopted go well with per week later, as President Trump’s tariffs and DOGE-driven cuts to federal jobs fueled considerations over inflation.