NVIDIA’s CEO, Jensen Huang will be giving his keynote at the GTC 2021, which is a premier event for GPU computing. This is an event where NVIDIA announces and showcases its latest breakthroughs in fields like AI, data science, HPC, graphics, edge computing, networking, and autonomous machines.
Much like last year, this time’s GTC 2021 will also be virtual, which means NVIDIA’s CEO Jensen Huang will take up his spot at his kitchen for the Livestream.
The event will be focusing mainly on high-performance computing and announce new products for both the AI & DNN segment. However, we can also expect a sneak peek from NVIDIA to give us an update of what’s coming next, especially in the gaming segment.
So, as per Indian Standard Time, you can watch the event at 9:00 PM PDT and here’s the link to the Livestream:
Don’t blink. Accelerated computing is moving innovation forward faster than ever.
And there’s no way to get smarter, quicker, about how it’s changing your world than to tune in to NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s GTC keynote Monday, April 12, starting at 8:30 a.m. PT.
The keynote delivered again from the kitchen in Huang’s home, will kick off a conference with more than 1,500 sessions covering just about every innovation — from quantum computing to AI — that benefits from moving faster.
Factories of the Future and More….
In his address, Huang will share the company’s vision for the future of computing from silicon to software to services, and from the edge to the data center to the cloud.
A highlight: Huang will detail NVIDIA’s vision for manufacturing and you’ll get a chance to meet “Dave,” who is exploring the Factory of the Future.
Be on the Hunt for Some Surprises
And, to have a little quick fun, we’ve added a few surprises – so be on the lookout. Watch the @NVIDIAGTC Twitter handle for clues and more details.
via NVIDIA blog
You can expect the announcement of NVIDIA’s upcoming RTX workstation GPUs for both desktop and laptops. Also, you can hear more about a range of new HPC Tensor core accelerators, including the NVIDIA A10, A30, and A40.
However, it will be interesting to see NVIDIA provide an update on a new Tegra-class SOC that is expected to debut on Nintendo 2021 console later this year. It would also be great to see if NVIDIA discloses its RTX 3050 series or gives us a time frame for its launch at this very event.
