Jensen Huang To Lead NVIDIA GTC Washington Keynote With New AI Reveals

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NVIDIA has set the date and place for its next GPU Technology Conference (GTC) event, the second one of the year, which will run from November 30 to December 3, 2026, in Washington, D.C. For those who are interested in attending, registrations are open now. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is set to deliver the keynote at the event, which will see the unveiling of the GeForce RTX 6090, right? Not likely, though if past events are any indication, there could be some surprises in store.

What To Expect At NVIDIA's GTC Event In Washington, D.C.

We are not expecting any new or refreshed gaming GPUs to be announced at the event, and instead, the focus will be on artificial intelligence. That should come as zero surprise to anyone who has been following market trends, as well as NVIDIA's pivot to an AI powerhouse.

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