GTC 2025, keynote by Jensen Huang on March,18. What to expect | Gpu hardware for gaming | Computer hardware parts | Computer hardware parts and functions | Turtles AI

NVIDIA is preparing for its most significant annual event, the GPU Technology Conference (GTC), to be held March 17-21, 2025 in San Jose, California. After a 2024 marked by 77 percent share growth, the company now faces the challenge of regaining investor confidence in an evolving market.

Key points:

• Introducing Blackwell B300 GPUs with 288 GB of HBM3E memory.
• Advances on future “Vera Rubin” GPU architecture planned for 2026.
• Focus on applications of AI in various fields, including robotics and cybersecurity.
• Developer initiatives, such as AI Day for Startups and the NVIDIA Inception program.

CEO Jensen Huang will deliver the keynote address on March 18 at 10 a.m. PT (1 p.m. ET), available live on the NVIDIA website. The conference program includes more than 1,000 sessions and 400 exhibitors, with an expected attendance of 25,000 on-site and 300,000 virtually. 

Special attention will be paid to the new Blackwell B300 GPUs, formerly known as Blackwell Ultra. These chips, intended for AI and HPC, will offer higher performance than the B200 series and will integrate eight 12-level HBM3E memory stacks, totaling 288 GB of integrated memory. Performance is expected to increase by 50 percent over current products.

In addition, NVIDIA may provide details on the future “Vera Rubin” GPU architecture, scheduled for launch in 2026. This new generation promises significant improvements in speed, memory, and power, outlining the company’s direction in the medium term. 

GTC 2025 will not just be a hardware showcase; the event will include sessions dedicated to developers and startups. Initiatives such as AI Day for Startups and the NVIDIA Inception program aim to support startups in AI by offering resources and platforms for innovation. 

The conference will also address topics such as robotics and cybersecurity, highlighting the application of AI in these fields. Workshops such as “A New Era of Generalist Robotics: the Rise of Humanoids” suggest a focus on how AI is transforming brand-customer interaction through empathic solutions and digital humans. 

For developers, new platforms and tools designed to facilitate innovation in AI and other areas will be presented. Technical sessions and hands-on training will offer insights on how to optimize models and leverage cutting-edge hardware and software to improve AI workloads.

GTC 2025 represents a crucial opportunity for NVIDIA to demonstrate its commitment to innovation and present advanced solutions that can strengthen investor confidence and solidify its position in the technology market.