The key facts
- Nvidia presented at GTC in Berlin the Vera Rubin NVL72 supercomputer rack, RTX Spark devices and the modular Vera Rubin DSK Pod data center, cutting deployment from months to days
- Jensen Huang spoke to roughly 3,000 developers, analysts and journalists, stating that 'every company will become an AI company'
- The conference runs until October 22; researchers emphasize the importance of safety and reliability of the technologies
Robot and AI hardware demonstrations in Berlin
At Nvidia's GTC conference in Berlin, visitors can see live demonstrations: robotic manipulators sort objects and fruit into boxes, and facial recognition systems identify people in real time. The exhibition also features humanoid robots, interactive safety technologies and Nvidia's latest AI computing hardware.
New products: Vera Rubin NVL72 and DSK Pod
Particular attention is drawn to the Vera Rubin NVL72 supercomputer rack, placed alongside RTX Spark devices. Nvidia also unveiled the Vera Rubin DSK Pod — a modular AI data center in a container format, designed to cut deployment times from several months to several days.
Jensen Huang's speech
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang spoke before roughly 3,000 developers, analysts and journalists, showing miniature robots and outlining the company's ambitions to bring AI into European industry — in factories, transport and robotics. 'There is no doubt that every company will become an AI company, and we will have a thriving AI economy here in Europe,' he told the audience.
Event context
The event runs until October 22 and shows how AI is moving beyond software into robotics, industrial automation and computing systems. According to Euronews, researchers at the same time emphasize the importance of developing technologies that remain safe, reliable and useful for people.
