NVIDIA Announces GTC 2022 Keynote With Potential Hopper GPU Debut
NVIDIA schedules its GTC 2022 spring keynote for March 21st, where CEO Jensen Huang is expected to unveil the next-generation Hopper HPC GPUs. The hybrid event features a mix of in-person and online sessions focused on AI and high-performance computing.
NVIDIA officially announces its GTC 2022 spring keynote, featuring a highly anticipated presentation from CEO and founder Jensen Huang on March 21st. The hybrid event runs from March 21st to March 24th, allowing attendees to participate either in person in San Jose, California, or online. The conference kicks off with Deep Learning Institute workshops on Sunday before Huang takes the stage on Monday morning.
The keynote sets the stage for a major hardware reveal, as rumors strongly suggest the debut of the next-generation Hopper GPU architecture, also known as GH100. This new chip is designed specifically to power the next wave of supercomputers and data centers, marking a significant leap forward in high-performance computing. NVIDIA's current roadmap positions the Hopper architecture as a 2022 release, making this timeline a perfect fit for a public unveiling.
Beyond the flagship GPU announcement, the four-day conference offers a wide variety of talks, panels, and training sessions for developers, researchers, and IT leaders. Participants explore the latest advancements in artificial intelligence and collaborate to solve complex global challenges. Additional details regarding specific speakers, session topics, and the full on-site experience are set to arrive in the coming weeks ahead of the event.