Nvidia GTC 2025 to Showcase AI, Quantum Computing, and Next-Gen GPUs

The conference, running March 17-21, will feature CEO Jensen Huang's keynote unveiling advancements in computing and AI technologies.

Nvidia's GPU Technology Conference (GTC) will take place in San Jose and online from March 17-21, with over 1,000 sessions and 2,000 speakers exploring AI, robotics, and quantum computing.
CEO Jensen Huang's keynote on March 18 is expected to highlight Nvidia's innovations, including updates on the Blackwell Ultra GPUs, which promise higher performance and increased memory for AI applications.
Speculation surrounds potential mentions of the Rubin GPU series, slated for 2026, and early discussions on post-Rubin GPU architectures.
Nvidia will host a 'Quantum Day' on March 20, featuring discussions with leaders from companies like Microsoft and Amazon about the path toward practical quantum computing applications.
The conference comes as Nvidia faces challenges such as stock price pressures, competition from Chinese AI advancements, and prior overheating issues with early Blackwell GPUs.