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NVIDIA officially announced its "most powerful PC GPU ever created” known as the Titan V which is based around NVIDIA's new Volta architecture and is packed with 110 TeraFLOPS, 5120 CUDA cores, and 12GB of HBM2 memory. The MTIA, likely RISC-V–based, has already seen limited deployment in Meta’s data centers but still works in tandem with Nvidia GPUs. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has officially revealed the next-generation RTX 50-Series of GPUs in a keynote at CES 2025. NVIDIA's Blackwell GPUs, showcased at CES, bring new AI-driven features, including RTX Neural Materials and faces, and DLSS 4 for improved performance and image quality. The NVidia Tegra K1 packs the same architecture as the company's fastest GPU, the GeForce GTX 780 Ti - which promises to bring PC gaming quality into our handheld devices. The H200 is far more powerful than the downgraded H20 chips currently sold in China, though it still trails Nvidia’s latest Blackwell processors, which remain restricted. Read more in our articles including "NVIDIA Volta finally arrives, Titan V announced" and "Meta reportedly acquiring RISC-V GPU startup Rivos to cut Nvidia reliance".