Hi, welcome to my house. I'm living in a different house now. Uh, we're fixing the house that you guys saw the last time you were in my kitchen. And let's see, what were we doing? My hair was a lot longer, and I lifted a brand new HGX out

of my oven while I'm cooking something up for you again today. And let me show it to you. Okay, here we go, ladies and gentlemen, our brand new AI computer. Look at this. I think I might have cooked it a little bit too long. It shrunk the

little tiny Jetson Nano, little Orin computer. This thing that's really amazing is that, um, a long time ago, starting with Xavier, you guys might know that we created a brand new type of processor. It was a robotics processor. Nobody understood what we were

building at the time. And we imagined that someday these deep learning models would evolve and we would have, you know, robots of all kinds. Everything that moves would be robotic. And, and now here we are. We're seeing all kinds of amazing robots: robots on wheels, robots on legs, two legs,

three legs, and of course, general humanoid robotics are nearly upon us. This is a brand new Jetson Nano, super almost 70 trillion operations per second, 25 watts, and $249. It runs everything that the HGX does, even runs large language models. And, uh, can't wait for all of you to try it. It's

available everywhere. Go get it, enjoy robotics. And it runs CUDA and CNN and TensorRT. You could create an agentic AI that reasons and plans, so you could use it for a robot, you could use it for a workstation. It's an incredible computer.

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Introduction and showing a new AI computer.

Presenter is in a new house, referencing a previous video filmed in a different kitchen.

Shows a new AI computer, humorously suggesting it shrunk during cooking.

Explains the history of their robotics processor development, starting with Xavier.

Discussing the rise of robotics and the new Jetson Nano.

Highlights the increasing prevalence of various types of robots.

Introduces the new Jetson Nano, detailing its specs and price.

Mentions its capabilities, including running large language models.

Encouraging viewers to try the Jetson Nano.

Emphasizes its versatility for robotics and workstation use.

Mentions its compatibility with CUDA, CNN, and TensorRT.