By Rohail Saleem
Publication Date: 2026-10-19 20:39:00
NVIDIA is gearing up to hold its third of four GTC events planned for this year, where Jensen Huang is expected to give a keynote address on Wednesday, detailing NVIDIA’s AI hardware pipeline for the upcoming quarters.
Even though GTC Berlin 2026 is slated to welcome as many as 142 external speakers from the likes of Nebius, Mercedes-Benz, Siemens, Schneider Electric, SAP, and more, most flashy companies – such as Micron, SK hynix, Samsung, Broadcom, Marvell, Intel, and AMD – won’t take the center stage, somewhat dampening the hype around the event.
And yet, the GTC Berlin 2026 event might do more for Intel’s revenue expectations than NVIDIA’s, quite perplexingly so.
Intel would benefit phenomenally if NVIDIA clarifies the role of the Xeon host CPU, an Intel-fabricated I/O die, or the Foveros packaging solution within its next-gen products
At its GTC event in San Jose in March 2026, NVIDIA catered to ~30,000 attendees from over 190 countries, and held over 1,000 sessions, revealing juicy details about Vera Rubin systems, the Kyber rack, and the next-gen Feynman architecture.
Then, at its GTC event in Taipei in June 2026, NVIDIA disclosed that the Vera Rubin system was ramping up into full production, and unveiled Vera as a standalone CPU, replete with its own rack.
hile NVIDIA is expected to focus on Europe’s AI ecosystem at this week’s GTC Berlin, it can still reveal tantalizing details that could have an outsized influence on…
