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NVIDIA to Host Digital GTC in October

Event, which will feature 500+ sessions in AI, data science and more, will also feature keynote from CEO Jensen Huang.

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By DE Editors  

August 17, 2020

NVIDIA announced that it will be hosting its GPU Technology Conference, running Oct. 5-9, and featuring a recorded keynote address by CEO and founder Jensen Huang.

 

GTC will feature the latest innovations in AI, data science, graphics, high-performance and edge computing, networking, autonomous machines and VR for a broad range of industries and government services. Seven separate programming streams will run across North America, Europe, Israel, India, Taiwan, Japan and Korea—each with access to live demos, specialized content, local startups and sponsors.

“GTC is the only conference that brings together the leading developers, top decision makers in business and government, experts from research institutions and leading platform providers to advance the state of the art in the foremost areas of technology,” says Greg Estes, vice president of corporate marketing and developer programs at NVIDIA. 

GTC will include over 500 sessions, including live sessions and on-demand recordings. Live sessions will offer attendees the opportunity to ask questions and interact with experts in AI and other fields from a diverse lineup of companies and organizations. Many of the world’s leading technology organizations will be participating. Sponsors include AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft, Oracle, Facebook, Dell Technologies, Hewlett Packard Enterprises, VMware, Cisco, Lenovo, ASUS, Booz Allen Hamilton and IBM.

GTC will also include a series of panels bringing together experts and policymakers to discuss topics ranging from national strategies to equitable AI.

Developers can strengthen their skills by registering to participate in one of 16 full-day training workshops organized by the NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute. Available around the world, the workshops teach the latest skills in CUDA, RAPIDS, natural language processing and more.

GTC will also feature a full startup track, hosted by NVIDIA Inception, that will include presentations from the AI startup CEOs, technical sessions with NVIDIA engineers, and panels with NVIDIA’s top executives on where AI is headed next.

See more of what GTC has to offer this fall and register to attend here.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 

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