NVIDIA GTC DC 2025: AI és robotika a fővárosban

Upcoming Events:
27 October 2025 - 29 October 2025

About the Event

NVIDIA GTC DC conference banner showing the Washington Monument

Just when you thought the relentless AI hype train might finally be slowing down for a much-needed pit stop, NVIDIA is instead slamming the accelerator, pulling directly into the heart of the nation’s capital to refuel. The company’s legendary GPU Technology Conference (GTC) is set to descend upon Washington, D.C., from October 27-29, 2025, promising nothing less than a spectacular collision of silicon, software, and policy. Held at the sprawling Walter E. Washington Convention Center, this isn’t merely another tech conference; it’s a profound statement. By bringing its premier AI showcase to the very epicentre of American governance, NVIDIA is unequivocally signalling that the age of intelligent machines is no longer just a concern for the sun-drenched campuses of Silicon Valley, but a matter of urgent, national importance.

GTC has always been the grand stage for NVIDIA’s biggest, boldest flexes, and this year’s unwavering focus on robotics and “Physical AI” strongly suggests we’re moving far beyond mere language models that just talk a good game. This monumental event is meticulously geared towards the pioneering developers, visionary researchers, and influential industry leaders who are actively constructing the next generation of autonomous systems. If you’re an engineer painstakingly trying to teach a robot to distinguish a household cat from a potential national security threat, or a policymaker grappling to understand the subtle, yet critical, difference, then this, my friend, is your veritable Mecca. Attendees can brace themselves for a veritable firehose of invaluable information, delivered through over 70 sessions, intensive hands-on workshops, and captivating live demos.

While the main conference officially kicks off from October 28-29, the truly dedicated, the “die-hards” as we affectionately call them, will be showing up a day early for the full-day, hands-on workshops commencing on October 27. Expect deep, immersive dives into the intricate software stacks poised to power the next industrial revolution and, of course, the eagerly anticipated keynote address from the leather-jacketed maestro himself, CEO Jensen Huang, on October 28.

Key Themes

NVIDIA is promising an exhaustive, comprehensive look at the entire AI ecosystem, with a particularly keen emphasis on the crucial nexus where computation seamlessly meets the physical world. Key topics slated for robust discussion include:

  • Physical AI and Robotics: This is the undeniable headline act. Expect groundbreaking announcements surrounding generative models specifically designed for physical AI, advancements in sophisticated simulation techniques, and innovative frameworks for the seamless deployment of intelligent robots across virtually every conceivable industry.
  • Agentic AI and Reasoning: Moving light years beyond simple pattern recognition, this delves into AIs that possess the remarkable ability to plan, reason, and act with unprecedented autonomy. Sessions will feature thought leaders at the absolute forefront of enterprise AI transformation.
  • AI Factories and Infrastructure: A deep dive into best practices and fresh insights for deploying the robust, full-stack infrastructure absolutely essential to power large-scale AI operations.
  • Developer Tools and Techniques: A veritable treasure trove for the coders, engineers, and digital artisans in the audience, meticulously covering breakthrough models, cutting-edge optimisation tools, and the very latest Software Development Kits (SDKs).
  • High-Performance and Quantum Computing: Tackling the world’s most intricate and complex problems with the sheer power of accelerated computing, alongside an intriguing glimpse into the enigmatic quantum future.

Highlighted Speakers

While the complete, star-studded speaker list remains tantalisingly under wraps, the undisputed main event is undoubtedly the keynote address from Jensen Huang, Founder and CEO of NVIDIA. His presentations are the stuff of legend, renowned for their multi-hour length, their boundless energy, and their consistent delivery of industry-shifting announcements. He is set to command the stage at 12 p.m. ET on October 28.

Before the main event, a “GTC LIVE Pregame” show will offer fascinating insights from esteemed industry analysts such as Patrick Moorhead of Moor Insights & Strategy and CNBC’s Kristina Partsinevelos, providing invaluable context and tantalising predictions for what’s to come.

Program Highlights

The conference itself is a three-day marathon of non-stop, cutting-edge tech. Here’s a rough guide to help you clear your schedule and prepare for the onslaught of innovation:

Day 1 - October 27

  • All Day: Full-Day Workshops and Hands-on Training Labs. This is your prime opportunity to roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty with NVIDIA’s very latest tools and platforms.

Day 2 - October 28

  • 8:30 AM: GTC Live Keynote Pregame Show – Get your predictions ready!
  • 12:00 PM: Keynote by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang – The main event, not to be missed.
  • Afternoon: Breakout Sessions, insightful Panels, and the grand opening of the Exhibit Hall.

Day 3 - October 29

  • All Day: Deep-dive sessions, highly technical presentations, and unparalleled networking opportunities within the bustling Exhibit Hall.

Registration

Here’s the part that demands your immediate, undivided attention. The full-access Conference passes are, astonishingly, already sold out. Let that sink in for a moment. The demand to witness, participate in, and shape the future of AI is apparently at an all-time, unprecedented high.

However, all is certainly not lost for the truly determined attendee. Exhibits Only passes are still, mercifully, available, and you can even snag a generous 20% discount by diligently using the code GTCDC20. This golden ticket will grant you access to the vibrant show floor, where you can marvel at the latest hardware and groundbreaking applications from over 150 pioneering exhibitors.

Register Now before the “Exhibits Only” passes, too, suffer the same swift and lamentable fate.