Jensen Huang delivers GTC 2026 keynote in Berlin

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is scheduled to deliver the GTC Berlin keynote on Wednesday, October 21 at the Tempodrom, the company’s event page lists the two‑hour session as 11 a.m.–1 p.m. CEST and names the event as the GTC Berlin Keynote.

According to NVIDIA’s official GTC page, the keynote will be held at the Tempodrom in Berlin and is billed “One stage. One keynote. See where AI is heading next,” with a live pregame and an invitation to watch the livestream on demand.

Program details on NVIDIA’s site list themed tracks for the keynote, including “Sovereign & Enterprise AI,” “AI Native,” “AI Safety & Security,” “AI Factories” and “Physical AI & Industrial AI,” and name guests and hosts for the pregame show.

Empty Tempodrom stage with a single illuminated podium under a spotlight, no people, muted audience seats in shadow, a lone microphone and a blank projection screen behind it

Industry coverage and video aggregators published the keynote as a full video and described market attention. AlphaShot’s brief noted markets were “digesting a clear AI general catalyst” tied to the keynote and highlighted why leadership chip suppliers are watched for demand and valuation signals.

Video and replay listings surfaced on news video pages and mainstream aggregators, which posted the full keynote video and related clips for on‑demand viewing.

Close view of an anonymous silhouette in a dim auditorium watching a large stage screen showing abstract AI graphics, hands folded in lap, no identifiable features

Why the Berlin keynote matters: NVIDIA uses GTC keynotes to frame technology and infrastructure direction for developers, buyers and partners, and NVIDIA’s program copy emphasizes Europe‑focused themes such as sovereign and industrial AI. AlphaShot’s market note argues those executive appearances can move investor expectations for AI infrastructure suppliers.

This article links to prior coverage that announced Huang’s appearance earlier in October and to broader AI product timelines that readers following AI industry events may want to compare.

Internal links: see coverage that first reported Huang’s planned appearance and a related AI product timeline.

Sources list the event page, a market brief analyzing the keynote’s potential market impact, and a video page that hosts the keynote recording.

Sources

NVIDIA — official GTC Berlin keynote page listing date, time, venue, program tracks and pregame hosts.
AlphaShot — market brief noting investors were “digesting a clear AI general catalyst” tied to the keynote.
Affiliated Press — video page aggregating the full keynote and replay links.

About the author, Chris Martin

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