Jensen Huang will showcase new AI technologies and products in the GTC keynote speech

Nvidia announced its latest free version of Global Virtual GTC from November 8th to 11th. At the opening ceremony, Nvidia founder and CEO Huang Renxun and world-leading speakers in artificial intelligence (AI) research and technology will deliver keynote speeches.

Huang’s speech will be broadcast at 12:00 (GMT). Registration for the event is free.

It is expected that more than 200,000 developers, innovators, researchers and content creators will register for the conference. GTC will focus on deep learning, data science, high-performance computing, robotics, data centers, networks, and graphics. Speakers shared the latest developments that are transforming some of the largest industries in the world, including healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, retail, and finance.

The main speakers of this event include:

Anima Anandkumar, Research Director of NVIDIA Machine Learning, Professor of California Institute of Technology;
Alan Aspuru-Guzik, Professor of Chemistry and Computer Science, University of Toronto;
Alan Bekker, Snap’s Conversational AI Director;
Samy Bengio, senior director of Apple artificial intelligence and machine learning research;
Kay Firth-Butterfield, Head of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, World Economic Forum;
Axel Gern, CTO of Daimler Trucks;
Li Feifei, Professor of Computer Science at Stanford University;
Keith Perry, CIO no St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital;
Venkatesh Ramanathan, Director of Data Science at PayPal;
Ilya Sutskever, co-founder and chief scientist of OpenAI;
Tim Sweeney, founder and CEO of Epic Games;
Nir Zuk, founder and chief technology officer of Palo Alto Networks.

Leaders from hundreds of other organizations will also deliver unique speeches, including Amazon, Arm, AstraZeneca, Baidu, BMW, Domino, Electronic Arts, Facebook, Ford, Google, Kroger, Microsoft, MIT Academy, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, ServiceNow, Red Hat, Rolls-Royce, Salesforce, Samsung, ServiceNow, Snap, Volvo, Walmart and WPP.

Greg Estes, Vice President of Nvidia Developer Program, said: “GTC is an excellent opportunity for developers and business leaders to learn about the latest developments in artificial intelligence, accelerated computing and computer graphics from the world’s leading innovators, scientists, and researchers. “Startups, The gathering of academia and the largest companies in GTC provides attendees with a unique opportunity to share ideas and collaborate across borders to create the future. “

In recent years, GTC has expanded from high-performance computing and graphics to cloud computing and enterprise fields, where artificial intelligence innovations are often deployed. The opening speech and other keynote speeches provided business and IT leaders with the latest information on how to set up secure, accelerated data centers to support modern workloads, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, and natural language processing.

Marcio Aguiar, director of Nvidia’s Latin American business, pointed out that online events allow professionals and students from different regions to participate. “With technology enthusiasts all over Brazil, the technology industry continues to grow and develop. The GTC is an excellent opportunity for these people to update themselves in a qualified manner and discuss the latest current topics,” he concluded.

Special content and new training offers for startups
Nvidia Inception is a start-up program with more than 8,500 members. It aims to educate, inform and cultivate young companies that are innovating in the industry. GTC will also have a complete schedule. More than 70 start-up companies will attend, including well-known company founders and well-known industry partners. Topics and topics include conversational artificial intelligence, drug discovery, autonomous systems, emerging markets and other fields.

GTC participants can also develop and master their skills through Nvidia’s Deep Learning Academy, which provides educational resources for those who want to learn about artificial intelligence. DLI will host 14 full-day training seminars, from beginner to advanced, in four languages ​​in multiple time zones. Topics include classic DLI courses such as “Fundamentals of Deep Learning” and new training courses such as “Extending CUDA C++ Applications to Multiple Nodes” and “Accelerating Data Engineering Pipelines”.

The seminars are taught by certified NVIDIA DLI instructors, who are experts in their respective fields and provide industry-leading technical knowledge to bring revolutionary results. Participants can also obtain certificates of competence to support professional development.

Democratizing artificial intelligence
Nvidia has built GTC as an open, fully accessible event that can be used by almost any community around the world.

Select conferences and speakers to inform and motivate developers, researchers, scientists, educators, practitioners, and students from historically underrepresented groups. The areas that will be covered include topics such as building better data sets and making AI more inclusive. Nvidia cooperates with IA’s LatinX, Israel’s Tech Career W.AI and South Korea’s Ewha Womans University to provide free access to DLI seminars for different communities.

GTC will host a series of conferences on emerging markets, focusing on technology and business topics in Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. Speakers from well-known organizations, startups and universities such as the Kenya AI Center of Excellence, the Ethiopian Sports Design and Visual Effects Community, Python, Ghana, Nairobi, Women’s Machine Learning and Data Science, and Chile’s Inria Research Center will introduce how developers in emerging countries work . Use artificial intelligence to meet the challenge.

Learn more about GTC and register to participate at www.nvidia.com/gtc.

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