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NVIDIA GTC

Organizer
NVIDIA
Category
Vendor & industry
Website
nvidia.com
Social
X / Twitter
Typical place
San Jose, United States
Topics
Machine learningGenerative AIBusiness & leadership

NVIDIA's flagship AI and accelerated-computing conference (formerly the GPU Technology Conference), held each March in San Jose with a keynote by founder and CEO Jensen Huang. Only the main San Jose GTC is recorded here. GTC 2020 (the March San Jose event went online because of COVID-19; October edition online), GTC 2021 (April, online), GTC 2022 (March and September, online) and GTC 2023 (March 20-23, online) were virtual-only and are out of scope, so they have no edition files. In-person San Jose GTC returned in 2024 and is hybrid (free virtual access). Not recorded as editions: GTC DC / GTC Washington, D.C. (2019; 2025 Oct 27-29; 2026 Nov 30-Dec 3), GTC Paris (June 2025, at VivaTech) and the earlier GTC Europe (Munich), GTC Taipei (May 2025, at Computex), and earlier regional GTCs (Israel, Japan, China). Speakers: keynote and featured speakers only, as for NeurIPS. Sponsors: published top tiers (Diamond Elite/Elite, Diamond, Platinum, Gold) only; Silver/Bronze and several hundred exhibitors are left out. Twitter account is the event's own (@NVIDIAGTC).

At a glance

Next event
Mar 15–18, 2027San Jose, United States
Call for papers
Open until Nov 10, 20261 days left
Audience
30,000 attendees2026
Tickets
$110–$3,0209 prices, 2026
Sponsorship
Packages not published
Sponsors
82 in 2026▲ +14% vs 2025 (72)
Program freshness
Not enough talk titles
Similar conferences
MLSys, Ray Summit, Women in Data Science (WiDS) Conference

Speakers it attracts

The 225 people who spoke at NVIDIA GTC in 2024–2026, by their record at the other conferences we track.

5%experienced speakers: talks at 3+ other conferences · more than 34% of conferences
25have keynoted another conference
74%no other tracked talks: new voices, or speakers from outside the circuit
Where they work (170 with a known employer type)Vendors 51%Practitioners (end-user companies) 33%Universities & research 12%Other 4%

Most established speakers

Events52019–2027
Sponsoring companies118228 sponsorships
Speaker appearances271

Activity by year

Sponsors

Sponsor companies per year

Distinct companies sponsoring any event that year.

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  • Partial or unverified list

4 of 8 years have a partial, unverified or missing sponsor list, so their bars undercount.

Speakers

Speakers per year

Distinct people on stage at any event that year; same year axis as sponsors.

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Events

DatesEventPlaceFormat / statusAttendanceSponsorsSpeakers
Mar 15–18, 2027GTC 2027San Jose, United StatesAnnounced———
Mar 16–19, 2026GTC 2026San Jose, United States30,0008279
Mar 17–21, 2025GTC 2025San Jose, United States25,0007277
Mar 18–21, 2024GTC 2024San Jose, United States—4399
Mar 17–21, 2019GTC 2019San Jose, United States9,0003116

Attendance over time

015,00030,000201920252026

Reported attendance for 3 of 5 events; figures are as published by the organizer.

Most frequent speaker companies

Speaker appearances across all events, by the speaker's company.

Similar conferences

Conferences with the most similar speaker mix: their speakers come from the same companies. Bars are cosine similarity on a 0–1 scale; between conferences even the closest pairs share only part of their crowd.

  1. MLSys0.14
  2. Ray Summit0.14
  3. Women in Data Science (WiDS) Conference0.13
  4. CVPR0.12
  5. AWS re:Invent0.11

2 Cluster: Google · Amazon Web Services · Microsoft crowd →

Sponsors over the years

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