Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said next-generation AI will need 100 times more compute than older models as a result of new reasoning approaches that think “about how best to answer” questions step by step.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang discussed artificial intelligence and more in an interview with Liz Claman on "The Claman Countdown."

The biggest headline was the commentary provided by Jensen Huang during the call with analysts with respect to the release of DeepSeek late last month. While many investors hit the panic button, the chief executive explained that developments of this nature would increase demand for Nvidia's processors, not reduce it.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang took to the company’s fourth quarter earnings call on Wednesday, looking to reaffirm the chip giant’s place in the AI trade — and calm Wall Street ji

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is getting more optimistic about the prospects for the company’s top-end Blackwell AI server system, the GB200 NVL72. “I’m more enthusiastic today than I was at CES,” Huang said when an analyst asked about the NVL72 on the earnings conference call.

Huang talked about the company’s position in a key area -- one that could supercharge growth. And, once again, in the company's latest earnings report, Nvidia showed it could keep up the momentum. The chip leader reported record quarterly and full-year revenue -- and earnings roared past analysts' estimates.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is more bullish about Nvidia's sales than ever, despite a market panic last month induced by China's DeepSeek.