Nvidia's GPU Technology Conference (GTC), often hailed as the "Super Bowl" of AI, has evolved significantly since its inception in 2009. Originally focused on semiconductor advancements, the conference now encompasses a diverse range of topics, including robotics, autonomous vehicles, and quantum computing. The event has seen substantial growth in attendance, with 25,000 in-person participants and 300,000 virtual attendees in 2025. Highlighting the event's importance, CEO Jensen Huang remarked on its changing atmosphere, emphasizing its role in showcasing the transformative impact of AI on various industries and the future of work.
Since the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, Nvidia's stock has soared as its chip architecture has fueled the AI revolution and provided the computing power needed to run large language models.
People have noticed that the feeling of GTC has really changed,” Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said in a March press conference. This reflects the event's notable evolution over the years.
With over 1,000 sessions, the conference delves into how AI is set to reshape a number of industries and the broader workforce.
Nvidia has been hosting GTC since 2009, initially focusing on advancements in the semiconductor industry, now encompassing a wider array of tech advancements.
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