Watch NVIDIA’s CEO Jensen Huang “Special” Keynote At SIGGRAPH 2023 Live Here

SIGGRAPH is here and NVIDIA is ready to present its powerful keynote featuring CEO, Jensen Huang, live tomorrow on the 8th of August.

NVIDIA has announced that its CEO, Jensen Huang, will be holding a special keynote tomorrow at SIGGRAPH 2023, an event that is solely focused on content creators and professionals. During the event, NVIDIA will cover various sessions, live demos, research presentations, and even hands-on labs to let consumers know and understand how their technologies can benefit them.

But the one session that everyone has their eyes on is NVIDIA CEO's keynote which is scheduled for the 8th of August at 8 AM (Pacific Time). With less than 24 hours to go, we can expect some major & key announcements, mainly in the department of AI which is what NVIDIA's most vocal about these days since it pushed the companies to unparalleled heights. Following is what NVIDIA has to say for its keynote tomorrow:

Join us at SIGGRAPH for a powerful keynote by NVIDIA CEO, Jensen Huang. You’ll get an exclusive look at some of our newest breakthroughs, including award-winning research, OpenUSD developments, and the latest AI-powered solutions for content creation.

The address, slated for Tuesday, Aug. 8, at 8 a.m. PT in Los Angeles, will feature an exclusive look at some of NVIDIA’s newest breakthroughs, including award-winning research, OpenUSD developments and the latest AI-powered solutions for content creation.

via NVIDIA

We can't specifically say what the company will unveil but we can speculate a bit. Since NVIDIA will be presenting its latest AI-powered solutions for content creators, we can expect some powerful AI-based DGX systems and new RTX workstation/Pro cards with better specifications. But these days, I am more interested to see what NVIDIA has to offer on the software side.

From AI-generated NPCs to Neural rendering, Path tracing, and a diverse range of RTX features, the company has been killing it in the non-hardware side of things. Not to say the hardware isn't a beast either with Ada being a powerhouse for content creators, developers, and researchers. It will definitely be very exciting to see what NVIDIA has in the bag for us and maybe we get to see some GeForce GPUs. (I wouldn't bet on it tho). So make sure to tune in a few hours from now and watch the event live with us here!