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

The weeklong conference will feature CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote address, potential updates on Blackwell Ultra GPUs, and discussions on the future of AI and computing.

Nvidia's GPU Technology Conference (GTC) 2025 begins Monday in San Jose, running through Friday, with over 1,000 sessions and nearly 400 exhibitors.
CEO Jensen Huang will deliver a keynote on Tuesday, focusing on AI, computing advancements, robotics, and autonomous systems.
Speculation surrounds potential announcements of Blackwell Ultra GPUs, offering increased memory and performance, and updates on the upcoming Rubin architecture slated for 2026.
The conference will also include a dedicated 'quantum day' to explore progress in quantum computing and its applications.
Nvidia faces challenges such as stock price declines, export controls, and competition from Chinese AI lab DeepSeek, but it remains a dominant player with 82% of the GPU market.