At the ALL IN Summit in San Francisco, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang urged that AI labs maintain strict internal controls and adopt independent evaluators to ensure safety, likening oversight to financial auditing. He dismissed claims of AI extinction threats as exaggerated, emphasizing the need for rigorous testing rather than panic. Huang also highlighted the economic importance of data centers, noting their role in wealth creation. The address included a brief call from former President Donald Trump, who echoed concerns about [...]

NVIDIA announced CUDA‑Q Logical at IEEE Quantum Week 2026, extending its open‑source quantum‑computing stack with a retargetable compilation and orchestration layer that sits above the physical execution tier. The framework unifies logical algorithm design, quantum error‑correction (QEC) code generation, real‑time decoder creation, and QPU micro‑architecture mapping into a single pipeline, producing QEC microcode, pulse schedules and control plans while preserving semantic provenance. By lowering target‑independent programs through a virtual logical machine, CUDA‑Q Logical enables full‑stack resource estimates [...]

Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Nvidia announced a pre‑integrated AI factory platform that streamlines the entire AI lifecycle—from data ingestion and training to high‑volume inference. The solution combines Nvidia’s accelerated computing and software stack with HPE’s secure infrastructure, control plane, and end‑to‑end services, enabling enterprises to scale AI workloads while meeting security, sovereign AI, and governance requirements. The partnership aims to reduce deployment risks, support agentic AI use cases, and accelerate customer projects across diverse business segments. [...]

At Nvidia’s All‑In conference, President Trump called CEO Jensen Huang live on stage. Huang, wearing his signature alligator jacket, answered the call on a Samsung Galaxy Fold 8. The conversation shifted to AI safety, with Trump dismissing concerns as a “hoax” and suggesting China and political actors benefit from the panic. Huang’s remarks, coupled with Nvidia’s rising stock, underscore the company’s reliance on continued AI chip demand. The event highlighted divergent views on AI risk and geopolitical implications. [...]

Anyon Computing announced an open‑source, real‑time quantum control plane that leverages NVIDIA’s NVQLink low‑latency interconnect. The platform treats microwave control hardware and superconducting quantum processing units (QPUs) as native co‑processor nodes alongside CPUs and GPUs, linking them via a switched RDMA‑over‑Ethernet fabric. Its architecture supports microsecond‑scale loops between qubit measurement and classical processing, enabling real‑time quantum error‑correction decoding, active QPU calibration, and hybrid quantum‑classical machine‑learning workloads. Integration with NVIDIA CUDA‑Q allows quantum and classical instructions to run [...]

Phasecraft and NVIDIA announced a 15‑fold acceleration in Variational Quantum Eigensolver (VQE) simulations, generating over 3,000 emulations of 13 molecular systems under the Wellcome Leap Q4Bio program. Using NVIDIA Hopper GPUs and cuQuantum, the hybrid classical‑quantum framework ran 4‑to‑32 qubit VQE runs, producing data to train quantum‑enhanced density functional theory models for drug discovery. The collaboration demonstrates a significant performance leap toward fault‑tolerant quantum computing for life‑science applications.

NVIDIA announced CUDA‑Q Logical, an open‑source orchestration layer that lets researchers design and test fault‑tolerant quantum applications. The tool enables rapid prototyping of logical qubit systems, allowing Iceberg Quantum to model 1,000 logical qubits with only 150,000 physical qubits—about ten times fewer than prior estimates. Fermilab cut evaluation time from five months to three weeks, and Sandia released its QUOPS benchmark through CUDA‑Q. The platform is adopted by major labs, accelerating co‑design of algorithms, error‑correction codes, and [...]