GTC, Nvidia’s biggest conference of the year, starts this week in San Jose. We're on the ground covering all the major developments. CEO Jensen Huang will give a keynote address focusing on — what else?

Striding confidently across the stage at a National Hockey League arena in San Jose, Calif., dressed in his signature black leather jacket, Jensen Huang, perhaps the most important technologist in the world, took a moment to reflect on the achievements of NVIDIA, the chipmaker he founded and leads.

Nvidia (NVDA) showcased its latest artificial intelligence (AI) innovations at its GTC 2025 event this week in San Jose. The chip maker continues to position itself at the forefront of artificial intelligence development amid intensifying global competition.

Nvidia took San Jose by storm this year, with a record-breaking 25,000 attendees flocking to the San Jose Convention Center and surrounding downtown buildings. Many workshops, talks, and panels were so packed that people had to lean against walls or sit on the floor — and suffer the wrath of organizers shouting commands to get

AI agents will soon work behind the scenes to manage just about everything digital in business and personal lives. Nvidia is creating the architectures that drive them.