This year’s forthcoming GTC Conference by industry-leading technology company, NVIDIA, will be headed up by CEO Jensen Huang who will deliver the event’s opening keynote announcing new AI and Metaverse technologies, NVIDIA has announced.

NVIDIA GTC will run virtually in Australia this September 20-23 and features “more than 200 sessions with global business and technology leaders”. On the gaming front we all know about NVIDIA Geforce RTX, but the company is also a leader in the AI and enterprise space.

You can register for free for the event here.

In addition to NVIDIA’s own presence, other leading technology companies such as BMW, ILM, Siemens and more will take part in the conference. Talks will surround topics and technologies such as AI, VR and AR and Quantum Computing as well as the application of Digital Twins into everything from neurosurgery to climate modeling and beyond.

There’s also a talk on how NVIDIA brought ray-tracing into the landscape, an impressive bit of technology we now see in just about every major game release. AI also powers NVIDIA DLSS, so no doubt there’ll be some great info on just how important AI will be to the future of all things tech -- including gaming.

Developers and researchers are encouraged to sign up to the conference which will touch on career advancements and opportunities in a number of technological fields as well as discussing new breakthroughs in R&D, real-world application of digital concepts, the Metaverse and Omniverse, gaming and much, much more.

From NVIDIA:

GTC will also feature a fireside chat with Turing Award winners Yoshua Bengio, Geoff Hinton and Yann LeCun discussing how AI will evolve and help solve challenging problems. The discussion will be moderated by Sanja Fidler, vice president of AI Research at NVIDIA.

GTC talks will explore some of the key advances driving AI and the metaverse -- including large language models, natural language processing, digital twins, digital biology, robotics and climate science.

For the full catalogue of this year’s GTC which highlights everything you can expect from the event across major talks, content for developers and researchers, insights for business leaders and sessions for startups, click here.