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Nvidia shares rallied to their first record close since May, pushing the company's market value toward $6 trillion. The move came as CEO Jensen Huang made bullish comments on AI demand, the company announced an expansion with Anthropic, and new AI product news emerged at GTC Berlin. Analysts including BNP Paribas raised price targets, though some commentators urge investors to lock in profits, and the stock is being watched for a return toward its all-time high of $243.
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At NVIDIA's GTC 2026 conference, CEO Jensen Huang presented small duck-shaped micro robots that drew widespread attention and became one of the event's most talked-about moments. The tiny 'microduck' robots generated strong interest among viewers and tech watchers, with clips of the demo circulating widely and drawing millions of engagements.
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Nvidia's stock is drawing interest across markets, with Goldman Sachs backing the company following its GTC conference, citing reinforced momentum in AI deployment among enterprise customers. The stock is trending in search across multiple countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and India, as investors weigh the chipmaker's outlook amid continued enthusiasm for artificial intelligence spending.
- 4Nvidia's $399 Microduck robot duck tops 20,000 preorders▼Nvidia's $399 Microduck Robot Duck Surpasses 20,000 Preorders After Viral GTC Berlin Keynote
Nvidia's Microduck, a $399 robotic duck, has passed 20,000 preorders following a keynote at GTC Berlin that drew wide attention online. The device is being positioned as an affordable consumer robot, and the strong early demand is being read as a sign of appetite for low-cost, novelty-toy robotics from a major chipmaker.
- 5Nvidia's Huang demos open-source Microduck robots in Berlin▼During a keynote at GTC Berlin, Nvidia's Jensen Huang showcased open-source Microduck robots created by Pollen Robotics.
During a keynote at GTC Berlin, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang showcased the open-source Microduck robots from French company Pollen Robotics. The interactive robots respond to voice commands and perform tricks. Hugging Face CEO Clement Delangue said the demo drove more than 20,000 preorders within a day.
- 6Bordeaux robotics firm Microduck tops 20,000 preorders after GTC Berlin demo▼Bordeaux-built Microduck robots pass 20,000 preorders after Jensen Huang's GTC Berlin demo
Microduck, a robotics company based in Bordeaux, has passed 20,000 preorders for its small robots after Jensen Huang demonstrated the devices on stage at Nvidia's GTC event in Berlin. The Nvidia chief executive's endorsement has drawn widespread attention to the French startup, with orders surging since the demonstration.
- 7ABA Technology Shows Fusion AI In-a-Box to Nvidia's Jensen Huang at GTC Berlin▼ABA Technology Presents Fusion AI In-a-Box to Jensen Huang, CEO and Founder of Nvidia, at GTC Berlin
ABA Technology presented its Fusion AI In-a-Box solution to Jensen Huang, the CEO and founder of Nvidia, at the GTC conference in Berlin. The company says the offering brings packaged AI infrastructure to businesses. The demonstration highlights Nvidia's prominent role in AI hardware and its outreach to enterprise technology firms across Europe.
- 8Agile Robots Unveils Agile ONE SN Humanoid, Partners with Audi▼Agile Robots Launches Agile ONE SN Humanoid at NVIDIA GTC Berlin and Pilots Humanoids with Audi
German robotics firm Agile Robots has launched its Agile ONE SN humanoid robot at NVIDIA GTC in Berlin, and announced pilot deployments of its humanoid systems with carmaker Audi. The move places the company among a growing field of firms bringing general-purpose humanoids into industrial settings, with automotive manufacturing serving as an early proving ground for robotic automation.
- 9Fusion AI In-a-Box Demonstrated to Jensen Huang at GTC Berlin▼Fusion AI In-a-Box Shown to Jensen Huang at GTC Berlin [2026]
A compact fusion AI system, described as 'Fusion AI In-a-Box', was presented to Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang at GTC Berlin in 2026. The demonstration highlights growing crossover between fusion energy research and AI computing hardware. Details about the team behind the system and its technical capabilities remain limited, and Nvidia has not publicly commented on the demonstration.