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Jensen Huang Says Nvidia’s 2020 A100 GPUs Can Stay ‘Mission-Capable’ Through 2029—Here’s Why It Matters for the AI Boom

BenzingaAug 13, 2026, 9:18 AMAnanya Gairola

Jensen Huang says Nvidia’s A100 GPUs can remain profitable through 2029, challenging fears of rapid AI chip obsolescence.

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