NVIDIA announces that theGTC 2025 , the main AI conference in the world, will return, from March 17 to 21, to San Jose, California — bringing together the brightest minds connected to the AI scene to showcase the innovations that are happening now in physical AI, AI agents and scientific research. The GTC will bring together 25,000 participants in person — and 300 thousand participants virtually — for an in-depth analysis of the technologies that shape the future.
The founder and CEO of NVIDIA, Jensen Huang, will give a keynote address at the SAP Center on Tuesday, March 18th, at 3 PM (Brasília time), focusing on discussing how AI and accelerated computing technologies are changing the world. The keynote will be broadcast live and will be availableon demandinnvidia.with. It is not necessary to register to watch thekeynote online.
In-person attendees can arrive early at the SAP Center to enjoy a live show presented by the podcast "Acquired" and other surprise festivities. Virtual participants can watch the live showonline.
AI is expanding the boundaries of what is possible — transforming yesterday's dreams into today's reality, Huang states. "The GTC brings together scientists", engineers, the brightest developers and creators in the world, in order to build a better future. Come and be the first to see the new advancements in NVIDIA computing and innovations in AI, robotics and, science and arts that will transform industries and society.”
AI is present, and it is mainstream — driving the everyday brands that shape people's lives. No GTC, some of the largest companies in the world, innovative startups and leading academic minds will come together to explore the transformative impact of AI across all sectors.
"We are excited to share with the world the latest advancements from NVIDIA", and the GTC is the moment when we can explore these novelties in their entirety, showing how they will transform the market from now on. It will definitely be a great success!”, says Marcio Aguiar, director of the Enterprise division of NVIDIA for Latin America.
With over a thousand sessions, 2 thousand speakers and almost 400 exhibitors, GTC will show how NVIDIA's AI and accelerated computing platforms tackle the world's biggest and toughest challenges — covering climate research to medical assistance, cybersecurity, humanoid robotics, autonomous vehicles and much more. From large language models and physical AI to cloud computing and scientific discovery, NVIDIA's full-stack platform is driving the next industrial revolution.
At the conference, participants can also expect selected experiences, including dozens of demonstrations covering all sectors, practical training, exhibitions and tours of autonomous vehicles and a new GTC Night Market with street food and products from 20 local vendors and artisans.
Notable speakers include:
- Pieter Abbeel, director of the Robot Learning Lab at UC Berkeley and co-director of the Artificial Intelligence Lab at UC Berkeley;
- Drago Anguelov, vice president and head of research at Waymo;
- Frances Arnold, awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry and Professor Linus Pauling of Chemical Engineering, bioengineering and biochemistry, California Institute of Technology;
- Smiling Bengi, marketing director, Mars Snacking;
- Esi Eggleston Bracey, growth and marketing director of Unilever;
- Noam Brown, research scientist, OpenAI;
- Nadia Carlsten, CEO, Danish Center for AI Innovation, Novo Nordisk Foundation;
- Max Jaderberg, AI director, and Sergei Yakneen, technology director, Isomorphic Labs;
- Athina Kanioura, executive vice president and director of strategy and transformation at PepsiCo;
- Jeffrey Katzenberg, founding partner, WndrCo;
- The Rt Hon Peter Kyle MP, secretary of state for science, innovation and technology, United Kingdom;
- Yann LeCun, vice president and chief AI scientist, Meta; professor, New York University;
- Arthur Mensch, CEO, Mistral AI;
- Joe Park, digital and technology director, Yum! Brands; president, Byte by Yum!;
- Rajendra "RP" Prasad, director of information and asset engineering, Accenture;
- Raji Rajagopalan, vice president, Azure AI Foundry, Microsoft;
- Aaron Saunders, technology director, Boston Dynamics;
- RJ Scaringe, founder and CEO of Rivian;
- Clara Shih, AI business leader, Meta;
- Alicia Tillman, marketing director of Delta Air Lines;
- Pras Velagapudi, technology director, Agility Robotics.
More than 900 organizations will participate, including Accenture, Adobe, Arm, Airbnb, Amazon Web Services (AWS), BMW Group, The Coca-Cola Company, CoreWeave, Dell Technologies, Disney Research, Field AI, Ford, Foxconn, Google Cloud, Kroger, Lowe's, Mercedes-Benz, Meta, Microsoft, MLB, NFL, OpenAI, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Pfizer, Rockwell Automation, Salesforce, Samsung, ServiceNow, SoftBank, TSMC, Uber, Volvo, Volkswagen, Wayve and Zoox.
Those interested in participating in the event, can registerhere.
The arrival of Quantum Day
NVIDIA will host its firstQuantum Dayat GTC on March 20. The event will bring together the global quantum computing community and key figures from the industry.
Leaders in the quantum computing industry will participate in a panel with Huang from 10 AM to 12 PM PT, clarifying thecurrent state and the futureof quantum computing. The panel will be broadcast live and will be available on demand, and will feature pioneers in quantum computing, including
- Alan Baratz, CEO of D-Wave;
- Ben Bloom, CEO, Atom Computing;
- Peter Chapman, chief executive officer, IonQ;
- Rajeeb Hazra, CEO of Quantinuum;
- Loïc Henriet, co-CEO, Pasqal;
- Matthew Kinsella, CEO, Infleqtion;
- Subodh Kulkarni, CEO, Rigetti;
- John Levy, CEO, SEEQC;
- Andrew Ory, CEO, QuEra Computing;
- Théau Peronnin, CEO, Alice & Bob;
- Rob Schoelkopf, chief scientist, Quantum Circuits;
- Simone Severini, general manager, quantum technologies, AWS;
- Pete Shadbolt, scientific director, PsiQuantum;
- Krysta Svore, technical researcher, Microsoft
Quantum Day will also feature technical sessions with partners, NVIDIA researchers and much more
