Nvidia’s GTC keynote will emphasize AI over gaming

The NVIDIA GPU Technology (GTC) will be held in San Jose next week, not far from San Franciso at the same time hosting the game developer in the heart of the city. Despite the geographical proximity, the subject of both conferences is likely to be a world, as it seems that the CEO of Nvidia Jen Huang aims to a lesser extent than talking about what NVIDIA will do games and most of what you will do for artificial intelligence.

In the GTC session in NVIDIA, the keyword is briefly described: “This keyword is not missed from the founder of Nvidia and CEO JenSen Huang. He will participate in how to drive the accelerating computing platform from NVIDIA to the next wave in artificial intelligence, digital twins, cloud technologies, and sustainable computing.”

With the last launch of 5090, it makes sense that NVIDIA will be a somewhat mom about the possibilities of new graphics for the latest games. At this point, the improvements to a gradual game of inch are likely to mistake more than a few years. But this indicates that NVIDIA realizes any audience that cultivates their bread at the present time and aims to focus on it.

Moreover, NVIDIA and Huang are likely to feel that they strongly need to enhance the faith of the artificial intelligence market. The image of artificial intelligence has changed dramatically since Deepseek has been revealed a few months ago, making the NVIDIA argument to be the best expensive devices from the source you feel somewhat shaken and that this feeling is born by the stock market.

NVIDIA enters GTC looking for a victory and you are more likely to get this from artificial intelligence lovers and investors more than players. This does not mean that the company will not have any new information about how to get the best graphics in 2025 and post -brilliant titles, but the basic focus lies elsewhere for the main word at least.