NVIDIA unveils Vera CPU line built for agentic AI at scale
NVIDIA's Ian Buck introduces Vera, a max single-threaded CPU category designed for agentic AI, arguing CPUs sit on the critical path for reasoning, response time, and learning across agentic system development and deployment.
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