Nvidia unveiled Israeli-developed AI and chip innovations at its annual product launch event in San Jose. The main products were the Spectrum-X and Quantum-X chips, developed in Yokne'am and Tel Aviv, that lower power consumption in data centers. The other main Israeli launch was the product of the $300 million acquisition of Deci last year, which focuses on large reasoning models for agentic AI. Nvidia also presented its response to the DeepSeek phenomenon, including the Blackwell Ultra graphics processor with the largest memory in the industry and a software environment called Dynamo. The company aims to sell its new Blackwell chips as a complete server rack to compete with other system sellers.