Nvidia is set to hold its flagship AI summit in India, and CEO Jensen Huang is expected to attend.
The summit will showcase a prestigious lineup of speakers, with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang among them.
Arpit Pattnaik
Nvidia has announced that the NVIDIA AI Summit, its flagship AI Conference, will take place in India from October 23rd to 25th at the Jio Convention Centre in Mumbai. This is a significant milestone for India's growing AI ecosystem, as it becomes one of only three countries globally to host this prestigious event, alongside the United States and Japan.
The summit will feature a distinguished lineup of speakers, including Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, along with other prominent industry leaders. Attendees can expect interactive workshops, panel discussions, hands-on demonstrations of cutting-edge AI solutions and tools, and a fireside chat with Huang himself.
Vishal Dhupar, Managing Director, Asia-South NVIDIA, stated, "With accelerated computing infrastructure, research and AI skilling at scale, India has the potential to become the Intelligence Capital of the world, and the upcoming NVIDIA AI Summit is the first of its kind with a significant focus on India. It promises to be topical, relevant for India, and is a must-attend for developers, startups, and enterprises."
This announcement follows a meeting between Jensen Huang and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in September 2023, during which they discussed India's potential as a hub for chipmaking, AI talent development, and a key market for Nvidia's products.
The NVIDIA AI Summit in India will serve as a platform for fostering collaboration, driving innovation, and showcasing the latest advancements in AI technology. It will provide a valuable opportunity for developers, researchers, startups, and enterprises to connect, learn, and explore the transformative potential of AI across various industries.
India's rapidly growing AI ecosystem has attracted significant attention from global tech giants like Nvidia. The country's vast pool of skilled engineers, coupled with supportive government initiatives, has positioned India as a key player in the global AI landscape.
