Nvidia's biggest conference of the year, the GPU Technology Conference (GTC), is underway, and tech enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the major announcements expected to come out of the event. While the conference started on Monday, the biggest revelations are likely to be made on Tuesday, when Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang takes the stage at the SAP Center to deliver a keynote address.

Fortunately, those who can't attend the conference in person won't miss out on the action. Many of the key presentations, talks, and panels will be livestreamed, allowing anyone to tune in and watch online. The keynote address by Jensen Huang, in particular, can be streamed live on Nvidia.com without registration, as well as on Nvidia's YouTube channel.

So, what can we expect from Huang's keynote? Industry insiders are anticipating major announcements related to Nvidia's next flagship GPU series, Blackwell Ultra, and the next-gen Rubin chip architecture. Additionally, the company is likely to provide updates on its automotive, robotics, and AI initiatives. With the increasing buzz around quantum computing, Nvidia may also shed light on its approach to this emerging technology, which has been dubbed "quantum day" on the GTC schedule.

Beyond the keynote, GTC will feature a wide range of virtual and on-demand sessions, including workshops on efficient large language model customization, conversations on generative AI for core banking, and demos of datasets for specialized domains like biology. These sessions will be available on Nvidia.com, providing a valuable resource for those interested in staying up-to-date on the latest developments in AI and related fields.

Already, our team on the ground has spotted some exciting innovations, including an autonomous robot that's dressed to impress and an AI-generated sculpture that has left us scratching our heads. As the conference unfolds, we'll be bringing you the latest news and insights from GTC, so stay tuned for further updates.

With GTC, Nvidia is poised to make a significant impact on the tech landscape, and we're excited to see how the company's announcements will shape the future of AI, GPUs, and quantum computing. Whether you're a developer, researcher, or simply a tech enthusiast, this is an event you won't want to miss.