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NVIDIA has arrived in Europe for its GTC conference in Berlin, its major event for AI and accelerated computing. The company is expected to showcase its latest AI technologies and engage with European developers, businesses and policymakers. Tech watchers are following the event for announcements on new chips, software tools and partnerships.
- 2Tiny Microduck Robots Steal the Show at NVIDIA GTC 2026●Jensen Huang's Tiny Microduck Robots Steal the Show at NVIDIA GTC 2026
Jensen Huang presented small robots dubbed microducks at NVIDIA's GTC 2026 conference, and the devices drew outsized attention compared with more formal announcements at the event. The robots were described as stealing the show, with audiences responding enthusiastically to the whimsical hardware during Huang's keynote. Further technical details about the robots remain limited.
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Nvidia shares have surged to their first record close since May, pushing the company's market value toward $6 trillion. The rally followed a wave of AI-related announcements at GTC Berlin, lifting the stock more than 2% and reviving talk of whether it can climb back toward its all-time high of $243. BNP Paribas also raised its price target on Nvidia, citing a positive outlook for AI computing power demand.
- 4Greenpeace activists disrupt Nvidia CEO's keynote in Berlin●PRESS RELEASE: Greenpeace activists have just disrupted Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote in Berlin, demanding: “NVIDIA,
Greenpeace activists disrupted Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's keynote in Berlin, demanding that the company "clean up your dirty business". The protest targeted the environmental and human rights impacts of the AI boom, staged during Nvidia's GTC event where the chipmaker's dominance in artificial intelligence hardware is being showcased.
- 5Greenpeace protesters disrupt Nvidia GTC keynote over Russian drone chips●Jensen Huang Nvidia GTC keynote disrupted by Greenpeace protest over chips in Russian drones Jensen Huang's Nvidia GTC k
Greenpeace activists disrupted Nvidia's GTC keynote in Berlin on Wednesday, where CEO Jensen Huang was speaking. The protest targeted claims that Nvidia chips have ended up in Russian drones. Huang's keynote continued as demonstrators highlighted the company's technology allegedly reaching Russian military hardware despite sanctions. The incident drew attention on social media and tech outlets.
- 6Nvidia unveils AI agent safety platform and humanoid robot design in Berlin▼Nvidia debuts platform for keeping AI agents from going rogue and humanoid robot design at GTC Berlin
Nvidia introduced two new technologies at its GTC conference in Berlin: a platform designed to keep autonomous AI agents from acting outside their intended boundaries, and a reference design for humanoid robots. The announcements extend the company's push into physical AI and enterprise agent deployment, areas where businesses have worried about reliability and control.
- 7Nvidia Unveils Plug-In Data Centers for Europe at GTC Berlin●Jensen Huang’s Vision for Europe Runs on Plug-In Data Centers At Nvidia’s GTC in Berlin, Huang unveiled their new plug-i
At Nvidia's GTC conference in Berlin, CEO Jensen Huang presented the DSX Pod, a plug-in data center designed to help Europe close its AI infrastructure gap. Huang also highlighted autonomous humanoid robotics as part of Nvidia's vision, pitching the products as a way to accelerate the continent's compute capacity and industrial AI adoption.
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NVIDIA is hosting its GTC conference in Berlin, with live updates covering the company's latest announcements on artificial intelligence. The event is expected to showcase new developments in AI hardware, software and applications for the European market. Attendees and industry watchers are following the announcements for clues about the company's next moves in AI technology.
- 9Jensen Huang Trains Robot Ducks Live at GTC Berlin●NVIDIA's Jensen Huang Trains Robot Ducks Live at GTC Berlin
At NVIDIA's GTC event in Berlin, CEO Jensen Huang demonstrated training robot ducks live on stage, showing how the company's AI technology can teach machines new behaviours in real time. The stunt drew attention for its playful format and for underlining NVIDIA's push into robotics and physical AI beyond chips and data centres.
- 10Greenpeace protesters disrupt Nvidia GTC keynote over Russian drone chips▼Jensen Huang Nvidia GTC keynote disrupted by Greenpeace protest over chips in Russian drones — 'What are you doing about that?' heckler demands before being thrown out
Jensen Huang's keynote at Nvidia's GTC conference was interrupted by Greenpeace activists protesting the reported use of Nvidia chips in Russian drones. A heckler demanded to know what the company was doing about it before being removed from the venue. The incident highlights ongoing scrutiny of how advanced Western semiconductors reach Russian military hardware despite export controls, drawing fresh attention to Nvidia's exposure to diversion of its technology.
- 11Greenpeace protesters disrupt NVIDIA CEO's GTC keynote●Greenpeace disrupts NVIDIA’s CEO keynote speech at NVIDIA GTC Conference
Activists from Greenpeace interrupted CEO Jensen Huang's keynote address at NVIDIA's GTC conference, briefly halting the company's flagship annual event for developers and partners. The protest drew attention amid ongoing debate over the environmental impact of AI data centres and the surging energy demand from NVIDIA's chips, with the stunt quickly circulating across social media and news outlets.
- 12Jensen Huang says robots' 'ChatGPT moment' is near●Nvidia’s Jensen Huang says the ‘ChatGPT moment’ for robots is almost here At GTC Berlin, Jensen Huang said robots’ ChatG
Speaking at GTC Berlin, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the robotics industry is approaching its 'ChatGPT moment', when robots powered by AI rapidly enter mainstream use. He announced Nvidia's backing for a 1.4 million euro reference humanoid robot and AI factory systems that can be shipped within 14 days, positioning the company at the center of the coming robotics boom.
- 13Nvidia says AI bottlenecks now lie in deployment, power and security●Nvidia said at its GTC Berlin keynote that AI bottlenecks have shifted to deployment speed, power and security, and it p
At its GTC Berlin keynote, Nvidia said the main constraints on AI adoption have shifted from model capability to deployment speed, power consumption and security. The company presented factory-built AI data center designs aimed at faster rollout, along with hardware-enforced controls to secure AI agents. The announcement highlights Nvidia's push to industrialise AI infrastructure for enterprise and government customers, and analysts are weighing what the shift means for data center builders and energy demand.
- 14Jensen Huang Set to Keynote NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026●GTC Berlin 2026: Live Updates From NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s Keynote
NVIDIA is holding its GTC conference in Berlin, with CEO Jensen Huang delivering a keynote that NVIDIA is covering with live updates. The event is expected to focus on the company's latest announcements in chips, AI computing and related technologies. Attendees and industry watchers are following the keynote closely for news on NVIDIA's roadmap.