How to watch Nvidia GTC 2025 and Jensen Huang's keynote
Nvidia's biggest event of the year is underway, with CEO Jensen Huang scheduled to deliver his keynote on Tuesday at 10 a.m. PT. Viewers can stream the presentation for free on Nvidia's website or YouTube without registering, with updates expected on Blackwell Ultra and the next-gen Rubin architecture.
Jensen Huang is taking the stage again, and you won’t even need an account to watch the fireworks.
Nvidia’s flagship GTC conference kicked off on Monday, but the main event lands Tuesday at 10 a.m. PT from the SAP Center. TechCrunch rounded up the logistics: anyone can stream the keynote live directly on Nvidia’s website without registering, or tune in via Nvidia’s official YouTube channel.
What to look for on stage
Expect Huang to dive straight into hardware, specifically the next-generation Blackwell Ultra GPU series and the upcoming Rubin chip architecture.
Beyond raw silicon, robotics, automotive tech, and a massive wave of AI updates will take center stage. Nvidia is even devoting time to quantum computing with a dedicated "quantum day" on the agenda. If you want more specialized deep dives, on-demand sessions on LLM customization, core banking AI, and biology datasets are also available on Nvidia's portal.
Why it matters
GTC keynotes have effectively become the annual blueprint for the entire AI hardware landscape.
For enterprise teams and developers, updates on Blackwell Ultra and Rubin signal where training capabilities and compute costs are heading next. Making the stream frictionless without any registration barrier looks like a deliberate play: Nvidia wants every engineer, founder, and rival watching exactly who sets the tempo for global AI infrastructure.
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