NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026 Keynote With CEO Jensen Huang (full keynote, 1:33:58)

Opens by recalling 33 years of NVIDIA in Europe, naming the early NV-1, NV-2 and NV-3 chips.

Frames the AI factory: a 1-gigawatt AI factory costs about $50 billion including land, power, shell and all compute.

Shows Spectrum X, described as the world's first co-packaged optics product.

Announces Vera Rubin DSX POD, a full-stack modular AI factory reference architecture shipped in containers, cutting installation-to-first-token time from four-to-five months to about a month.

Introduces the OpenShell agent-safety architecture with Gateway, Supervisor, Policy Prover and Harness; agents run in isolated sandboxes with no direct network route.

Demos an agent workflow: delay prediction, vector-database retrieval of a replacement part's engineering document, and simulation testing that surfaces a vibration problem.

Covers physical AI: the Hyperion platform for self-driving cars and robotaxis, with Omniverse as the digital-twin 'second computer'.

Humanoid robots from multiple makers walk, sit and stand on stage; Huang says they were created on RTX Spark and trained in the cloud.