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Nvidia’s GTC 2026 Keynote Poised to Spotlight Inference Push, Groq Tie‑Up and Rubin–Feynman Roadmap

With Wall Street tuned in, Jensen Huang is expected to frame a shift toward full‑stack, rack‑scale systems built to cut inference latency and cost.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang speaks at a conference hosted by chip design software firm Synopsys in Santa Clara, California, U.S., March 11, 2026. REUTERS/Stephen Nellis/File Photo

Overview

  • Nvidia confirms Huang’s two‑hour address begins at 11 a.m. PT (2 p.m. ET) in San Jose and will stream live on the event site and YouTube.
  • Reporting points to announcements that operationalize Nvidia’s Groq licensing deal, with a new inference chip or servers combining Groq technology and Nvidia networking widely expected.
  • Updates on the Vera Rubin platform and a preview of the next‑gen Feynman architecture are anticipated as part of a move beyond GPU‑only designs toward heterogeneous, rack‑scale systems.
  • On software, outlets report Nvidia may unveil ‘NemoClaw,’ an open‑source enterprise agents platform integrated with NeMo, alongside a focus on agentic AI and physical robotics.
  • Nvidia has teased a look at the ‘future of real‑time rendering’ in the keynote, while investors watch for efficiency, optics and partnership signals after recent stakes in Coherent and Lumentum.