The NVIDIA GTC Berlin conference is scheduled to take place from October 20 to October 22, 2026. This major event is designed to serve as an industry platform for developers, researchers, business executives, and startups, providing resources to help attendees formulate their ideal artificial intelligence strategies.
Conference Structure and Key Events
Attendees are encouraged to participate in a keynote address by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, which will be held at the Tempodrom on October 21. For additional learning and practical engagement, the conference will also be held at STATION-Berlin, offering unique sessions, training laboratories, certification opportunities, and networking events.
The event’s curriculum is highly comprehensive, encompassing the entire spectrum of the AI technology stack. Over 100 sessions are planned, covering diverse fields such as NVIDIA CUDA™, accelerated computing, agentic AI, robotics, open models, and physical AI. Whether participants are focused on deploying large language models (LLMs) in production environments, developing new AI models, or applying AI to scientific and industrial settings, GTC aims to supply the necessary tools, expertise, and training.
Admission passes for the conference begin at €357.
Core AI Focus Areas and Topics
The conference features dedicated tracks covering the breadth of modern AI applications. Key areas of discussion include:
- Agentic AI and Claws: Sessions will educate attendees on building specialized AI agents capable of reasoning, planning, and executing actions, demonstrating how these agents deliver tangible business outcomes through open models, libraries, and dedicated platforms.
- AI for Science: This track explores how accelerated computing and artificial intelligence are empowering scientists, showing how the fusion of agentic systems, simulation, and data can lead to breakthroughs in biology, climate science, and materials research.
- AI Infrastructure: Participants can learn how to transform data centers into scalable intelligence systems, enabling the efficient and secure generation, management, and deployment of AI across an entire enterprise.
- CUDA and Libraries: Deep dives are provided into NVIDIA CUDA™, open-source frameworks, and developer tools, enabling attendees to build, optimize, and deploy GPU-accelerated applications, from community projects to the newest SDKs and open models.
- Industrial AI: Experts will demonstrate how NVIDIA’s accelerated computing, CUDA-X™ libraries, AI models, and digital twins assist engineers in designing, simulating, and optimizing industrial processes, factories, and infrastructure.
- Open Models and Datasets: This area explores the burgeoning field of open models, data, and tools, allowing users to customize AI deeply, integrate quickly into agent architectures, and deploy reliable AI solutions specific to their domain.
- Physical AI and Robotics: The summit showcases how NVIDIA’s open models, libraries, and simulation frameworks are helping developers construct the next generation of autonomous vehicles, robots, and manufacturing facilities.
Professional Development and Networking
Beyond the main talks, the conference provides multiple avenues for professional growth:
- Training and Certification: Participants have the opportunity to refine their skills through expert-led workshops. These sessions allow attendees to receive training on NVIDIA platforms in AI infrastructure, robotics, and AI inference, culminating in the chance to earn recognized NVIDIA technical certifications.
- Learning Resources: Attendees can access hundreds of SDKs, AI models, learning materials, and expert forums to accelerate their work and advance their knowledge.
- Networking: The event facilitates connections ranging from casual hallway discussions to structured meetups, bringing together developers, thought leaders, and startups who are actively shaping the AI ecosystem.
Industry Recognition
The high caliber of the event was noted by various sources:
GTC is not just a technology conference. It is a live preview of how generative AI, multi-agent systems, digital twins, robotics, and accelerated computing are being deployed inside real enterprises.
— GTC Attendee
Attending GTC is like watching a preview of the future—showing how our lives will become more convenient and how technology around the world is heading.
— GTC Attendee
No other event has brought together as many industries, companies, AI influencers, VCs, and startups in one place. We say all this not to give you FOMO, but to clarify for non-tech people: this event is a big deal.
— eWEEK
