Some interesting interviewees at pregame to jensen huang CES keynote 5 Jan 2026
nb Deepak Pathak
ceo of mercedez benz - 5 years into partnerjhip with nvidia that has become world's safest car and roboti8c platform Alpamayo
For the NVIDIA pregame show before Jensen Huang's CES 2026 keynote, moderators included Mark Lipacis (Evercore), Vivek Arya (Bank of America Securities), and Sarah Guo (Conviction), with guests like Ola Källenius (Mercedes-Benz CEO), Deepak Pathak (Skild AI CEO), Harjot Gill (CodeRabbit CEO), Sridhar Ramaswamy (Snowflake CEO), and Shiv Rao (Abridge CEO) discussing AI, robotics, and the AI-native era.
also during keynote fascinating recommendations by jensen iuncluded
founder of perplexity - developed foiirst multi-model
crediting deep seek as first successful example of inference (not jyist pretraining llm) -
google/gemini ai clarifies:
- The Paradigm Shift: Huang stated that the industry's old mental model—where AI only required massive compute for training—is "wrong". He credited DeepSeek with proving that "reasoning AI" consumes up to 100 times more compute during inference than non-reasoning AI.
- Vera Rubin Architecture: Inspired by the need for more efficient reasoning power, Huang unveiled the Vera Rubin supercomputing architecture at CES 2026. It is specifically designed to handle the heavy inference demands of reasoning models, offering 5x the inference performance of the previous Blackwell chips.
- Cost Reduction: Following DeepSeek’s demonstration of extreme cost-efficiency, NVIDIA's new Vera Rubin platform aims to reduce inference token costs by tenfold.
- Open Ecosystem Support: Huang noted that DeepSeek R1 was the world's first open-source reasoning model to "shock the world". This has pushed NVIDIA to further integrate "Agentic AI" (like Nemotron) and open-source models into its software stack to ensure they run optimally on NVIDIA hardware.
- Inference Context Memory: To support the long "thinking" chains required by reasoning models like DeepSeek's, NVIDIA announced a new inference context memory storage platform to optimize how data is stored during complex reasoning tasks.



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