Overview
NVIDIA GTC Berlin brings together developers, researchers, and industry leaders to explore AI infrastructure, robotics, and accelerated computing. The event spans October 20 to October 22, 2026 in Berlin, with keynote sessions, hands‑on labs, workshops, and a program designed to cover the entire five‑layer AI stack. Attendees will have opportunities to engage with demonstrations of cutting‑edge NVIDIA platforms, AI models, and open tooling aimed at accelerating real world deployments across multiple industries.
Venue and format
The event features both in person and online elements. The keynote, sessions, and many workshops occur in person at venues in Berlin, including a prominent keynote session on October 21 at an iconic venue (Tempodrom) and additional activities at STATION-Berlin for breakout sessions, labs, and networking. The program also includes virtual components hosted on the official GTC Berlin site, enabling remote participation where available. Expect a blended conference experience with in‑person sessions complemented by online access to select content.
Agenda and format
The conference emphasizes a broad AI technology track, including AI infrastructure, robotics, and accelerated computing, with sessions that span from foundational technology to applied deployment. A featured keynote on October 21 is highlighted as a central moment of the event, with multiple talks, panels, and demonstrations distributed across the two main days and additional sessions that run through October 22. The agenda includes hands‑on labs, workshops, and certification tracks designed to equip attendees with practical skills in AI tooling, frameworks, and NVIDIA platforms. There is a strong emphasis on industry applications and real world use cases, with talks addressing enterprise adoption, model deployment, and scalable AI architectures.
Speakers and program highlights
Confirmed speakers and leaders include Jensen Huang, NVIDIA’s CEO, delivering a keynote at the Tempodrom. The program also features industry experts such as Kari Briski (VP, AI Software Product Management at NVIDIA), Bryan Catanzaro (VP, Applied Deep Learning Research at NVIDIA), Robin Rombach (Co‑Founder & CEO at Black Forest Labs), and Stephen Travers (Head of Digitalization, Product System and Automation Technology at Mercedes‑Benz). Their talks cover AI strategy, software and hardware ecosystems, and the role of AI in manufacturing, research, and industrial applications. The program is designed to showcase a mix of keynote demonstrations, talks, and case studies, with opportunities for attendees to learn about new NVIDIA libraries, open models, and developer tools.
Who should attend
The event is geared toward developers, researchers, data scientists, engineers, startup founders, enterprise leaders, and academics who are exploring cutting‑edge AI, robotics, and HPC topics. Attendees can expect to gain hands‑on exposure to NVIDIA technologies, insights into AI deployment at scale, and networking opportunities with peers and industry experts.
FAQs
Registration details and the full schedule are available on the event site. The program includes tracks on infrastructure, models, robotics, and applied AI, with workshops and training opportunities for skill development and certification. Attendees should plan for travel to Berlin, and note there may be online components for remote participation.
This NVIDIA GTC Berlin event focuses on delivering practical, actionable content for professionals actively building and deploying AI solutions, with a combination of high level strategic keynotes and technical, hands‑on sessions across the three day program.
