This right here is the Daily Tech News for Tuesday, March 17th, 2026. Happy St. Patrick's Day.

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Today, Nvidia announced a lot about its profitable data center chips at GDC.

But Gamer backlash against DLSS-S-5 is getting a lot of attention.

It's funny.

The first stories I saw were all like, ooh, this is good.

And then like immediately everyone not liking it.

Me, oh, I'm Tom Merritt.

I'm Sarah Lane.

Let's start with what you need to know with that

big story. Yes, indeed. We have a lot to tell you from Invidia, so we'll save the DLSS-5 stuff

till the end. But let's start with the data center stuff. InvVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang made several big announcements.

First and foremost, they are confident about making money.

Previously, the company forecast it would make $500 billion in sales from

Nvidia's data center chips by the end of 20, 2020, 6.

Monday, Wang extended that by another year for a total of more than a trillion dollars by the end of 2027.

So he really didn't increase it.

He just said, we'll keep making $500 billion, maybe a little more.

To further make that case for the market being real, that this is not a bubble,

Roche, the pharmaceutical manufacturer, said it has deployed more than 3,500

Blackwell GPUs, calling it, quote, the greatest announced GPU footprint available to a pharmaceutical

company, company, company. And Vida also discussed deals with IBM, HP Enterprise, Adobe, and Uber.

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