GTC, Nvidia’s biggest conference of the year, starts this week in San Jose. We're on the ground covering all the major developments. CEO Jensen Huang will give a keynote address focusing on — what else?

Striding confidently across the stage at a National Hockey League arena in San Jose, Calif., dressed in his signature black leather jacket, Jensen Huang, perhaps the most important technologist in the world, took a moment to reflect on the achievements of NVIDIA, the chipmaker he founded and leads.

Tracking the intersection of high performance tech and the automotive industry at Nvidia’s annual tech conference.

It's time for companies to explore the implications of AI expanding into the phsycial world and the impact of multimodal AI, AI edge computing, and robotcis.

Investors hoping for a surprise new revenue stream instead got an energetic keynote that was lacking in fresh developments.

The computing power needed for new AI is “easily 100 times more than we thought we needed this time last year,” Nvidia’s Jensen Huang says.

Nvidia (NVDA) hosted its first ever Quantum Day, an event to explore how quantum technology could impact industries. It featured a panel discussion led by CEO Jensen Huang, alongside executives from leading quantum computing companies like Atom Computing,

Nvidia founder Jensen Huang kicked off the company’s artificial intelligence developer conference, on Tuesday by telling a crowd of thousands that AI is going through “an inflection point.”

Benjamin Lee, a professor of electrical and systems engineering at the University of Pennsylvania, said that the challenge in training robotics lies in data collection because training in the real