GTC 2025
GTC is coming back to San Jose on March 17–21, 2025. Join thousands of developers, innovators, and business leaders to experience how AI and accelerated computing are helping humanity solve our most complex challenges.
From the must-see keynote by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang to over 1000 inspiring sessions, 300+ exhibits, technical hands-on training, and tons of unique networking events, GTC is the place to explore real-world examples of AI and its benefits.
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Speakers
Kimberly Powell
VP, Healthcare and Life Sciences
Patrick Hsu
Co-Founder and Assistant Professor of Bioengineering and Deb Faculty Fellow
Bryan Goodman
Executive Director, Artificial Intelligence
Katy Antypas
Director of the Office of Advanced Cyberinfrastructure
Rudy Martinez
Global Director, Packaging Graphics and Product Visualization
Alex Kendall
Co-Founder and CEO
Max Jaderberg
Chief AI Officer
Roland Rott
President and CEO
Shimon Elkabetz
CEO and Co-Founder
Suzanne DiBianca
EVP and Chief Impact Officer
Colin le Duc
Founding Partner
Athina Kanioura
EVP, Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer
Chandhu Nair
SVP Technology - Data, Artificial Intelligence & Innovation
Jean-Michel Garcia
CTO
Lukas Biewald
CEO, Co-Founder
Clara Shih
Head of Business AI
Tri Dao
Chief Scientist
Sanja Fidler
Vice President, AI Research
Bill Dally
Chief Scientist and Senior Vice President of Research
Ali Farhadi
CEO
Raquel Urtasun
Founder and CEO
Alexandru Costin
Vice President, Generative AI and Sensei
Sergei Yakneen
Chief Technology Officer
Gülen Bengi
Lead CMO of Mars and Global Chief Growth Officer
Ahmed Menshawy
Vice President of AI Engineering
Cameron Adams
Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer
Noam Brown
Research Scientist
Llion Jones
Chief Technology Officer
Joe Park
Chief Digital and Technology Officer
Nadia Carlsten
CEO
RJ Scaringe
Founder & CEO
Frances Arnold
Nobel Laureate in Chemistry (2018); Linus Pauling Professor of Chemical Engineering, Bioengineering and Biochemistry
Pieter Abbeel
Professor