Jensen Huang, the chief executive of Nvidia, recently made waves with comments that signal major changes ahead for the technology industry and its approach to artificial intelligence development. In a public appearance covered by Yahoo Finance , Huang suggested that the current pace of progress in generative AI may slow as companies encounter physical and economic limits on building ever-larger computing systems. His remarks stand out because they come from the leader of the company most closely associated with the AI boom, whose graphics processing units power the majority of advanced training runs worldwide. Huang’s message carries weight given Nvidia’s position at the center of the AI hardware market. The company has seen its valuation soar past three trillion dollars as demand for its chips outstripped supply for more than two years. Data centers around the globe have raced to install clusters of H100 and H200 processors, then moved on to the newer Blackwell architecture.…