Speaking at London Tech Week, Huang said programming AI no longer means learning complex coding languages like Python or C++. Instead, it now comes down to one thing everyone already knows: human language.

Huang's aggressive ambition is to bring a next-generation AI chip to market on an annual basis. It began with the Hopper and Blackwell, and is expected to continue with the release of Blackwell Ultra in the latter-half of this year, Vera Rubin in the second-half of 2026, and Vera Rubin Ultra in the latter-half of 2027.