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Nvidia reveals exactly when CEO Jensen Huang’s next AI keynote speech will be

Jensen is on his way back to Washington D.C.
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Nvidia reveals exactly when CEO Jensen Huang’s next AI keynote speech will be
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One of the next AI events is Nvidia GTC Washington, D.C. We’ve already seen GTC 2025 and other GTC (GPU Technology Conference) presentations this year, including one at Taipei at Computex. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been confirmed as the keynote speaker for the next AI conference on October 28, 2025.

We feel like Jensen Huang never gets tired of talking about AI. Artificial Intelligence has dominated most of Nvidia’s presentations and keynotes over the past couple of years, and while the company still loves GeForce, it’s clear what the number one priority is.

GTC Washington, D.C. date & time confirmed by Nvidia

Nvidia GTC Washington, D.C. will be taking place on October 28 to discuss what’s next for AI. Key topics in Jensen’s keynote include the usual suspects, such as AI factories and infrastructure, physical AI and robotics, agentic AI and reasoning AI, and AI for science. The keynote has been announced for 10:30 AM EDT; we’ve converted that into a few other regions below.

  • 7:30 AM PDT (U.S. Pacific)
  • 10:30 AM EDT (U.S. Eastern / Washington, D.C.)
  • 02:30 PM GMT (UK)
  • 3:30 PM CET (Central Europe)
  • 10:00 PM IST (India)
  • 01:30 AM AEDT (Sydney, Australia), October 29
  • 03:30 AM NZDT (Auckland, New Zealand), October 29

Nvidia has not indicated that gaming GPUs will be discussed during the event, and it seems highly unlikely. Despite rumors that the graphics card manufacturer is getting ready to launch RTX 50 Super GPUs to give us more VRAM, it’s unlikely these will be announced before CES 2026 early next year (based on the 40 series Super refresh). Based on rumors so far, the 5080 Super could be upgraded to as much as 24GB of GDDR7 VRAM, while the RTX 5070 gets pushed up to an unusual 18GB spec.

The upcoming Washington, D.C. event “features powerful insights from experts in over 70 sessions, live demos, and hands-on workshops covering everything from physical AI and agentic AI to remote sensing, high-performance computing, and quantum computing.”. Those interested can register for the event right now.


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