Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang takes the stage at GTC Berlin with physical AI in focus

Jensen Huang is on stage in Berlin, delivering the keynote at Nvidia’s GTC Berlin event. The message is aimed squarely at Europe. AI is leaving the chatbot window and heading for the factory floor, and Nvidia wants the continent to build the infrastructure for it at home. What’s on the agenda in Berlin GTC Berlin 2026 runs from October 20 to 22. Huang’s keynote is set for October 21 at the Tempodrom, scheduled from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. CEST. Before Huang appears, there is a warm-up act. A pregame show runs from 9 to 11 a.m. CEST, with conversations featuring leaders from companies including Mistral AI and Deutsche Telekom. The pregame theme is how Europe can scale AI across the continent and keep it secure while doing so. Beyond the keynote, the conference packs in more than 100 sessions. Topics span agentic AI, meaning software that can take actions on its own, through to the AI infrastructure that powers it. Attendees also get hands-on workshops and certification opportunities. The physical AI pitch The core idea in Huang’s address is physical AI. Strip away the branding and it means artificial intelligence that does not just live inside software, but interacts with the real world. ...