Germany: Humanoid robots and AI supercomputers take centre stage in Berlin
Humanoid robots, intelligent machines and powerful supercomputers take centre stage at Nvidia's Berlin event. CEO Jensen Huang predicted a thriving AI economy in Europe.
Delegates at Nvidia's GTC conference in Berlin are exploring the growing role of humanoid robots and AI supercomputers in European industries. Live demonstrations include robotic arms sorting items and facial recognition systems identifying individuals in real-time. Exhibits also showcase Nvidia's latest AI computing hardware, including the Vera Rubin NVL72 supercomputer rack and RTX Spark devices.
The company's latest innovation, the Vera Rubin DSK Pod, is a modular, container-sized AI data centre that can cut deployment times from months to days. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang addressed about 3,000 attendees, outlining the company's strategy to bring AI beyond software into factories, vehicles, and robots. Huang emphasized that "there's no question everybody will become an AI company, and we're going to have a thriving AI economy here in Europe."
As governments and businesses explore these opportunities, researchers are stressing the need to develop safe, reliable, and beneficial AI technology. The conference, running until October 22, highlights the expanding scope of AI applications in robotics, industrial automation, and powerful computing systems.
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