GTC Berlin 2026: live updates from NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's keynote
At the October 21, 2026 GTC Berlin keynote, Jensen Huang presented NVIDIA's push to build AI infrastructure and an AI economy in Europe. Announcements included the DSX POD reference design for modular AI factories, the OpenShell framework for securing AI agents, a reference humanoid robot, and partnerships in healthcare, telecom and autonomous vehicles.
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On October 21, 2026, Jensen Huang gave the GTC Berlin keynote at the Tempodrom in Berlin, at the end of a European tour in which NVIDIA says it committed nearly $10 billion to the European technology ecosystem. He argued that Europe should produce AI, not only consume it.
Announcements included DSX POD, a reference design for Vera Rubin AI factories in modular containers that can cut onsite deployment from six months to 14 days; an OpenShell reference architecture for safe AI agents, with sandboxed, policy-controlled execution; open models (Nemotron, Cosmos, GR00T, Alpamayo, Earth-2) that companies can post-train on their own data; and demos in healthcare, automotive, telecom and humanoid robotics. The central message is that Europe can build its own AI economy with these tools.
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