NVIDIA GTC 2027
NVIDIA GTC is NVIDIA's flagship AI compute event. The 2027 edition is at San Jose McEnery Convention Center, with exact dates to be announced by NVIDIA (historically mid-March).
Presented by
Monday, March 1 – Friday, March 5, 2027
5-day conference (March 2027, exact dates TBA)
San Jose McEnery Convention Center
San Jose McEnery Convention Center, 150 W San Carlos St, San Jose, CA 95113
Who attends
AI compute teams · robotics AI · simulation engineers · platform leaders
About this event
NVIDIA GTC — what to expect
NVIDIA GTC is NVIDIA's flagship AI compute event. The 2027 edition is at San Jose McEnery Convention Center, with exact dates to be announced by NVIDIA (historically mid-March).
Programming covers everything NVIDIA touches: GPU architecture, foundation model releases, Omniverse simulation, Isaac robotics tooling, and the partner ecosystem.
One of the largest AI events in California by attendance (25,000+). Highly relevant to robotics, simulation, and any AI-heavy compute workload.
Why it matters for Robot.com
Three reasons to track this event
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Isaac robotics tooling lives here
Isaac Sim, Isaac Lab, and the broader Isaac stack are NVIDIA's robotics platform. GTC is where Isaac roadmap and new capabilities land — direct fit for Robot.com robotics.
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Omniverse for simulation
Robotics training increasingly relies on synthetic data and simulation. Omniverse updates affect how Robot.com trains perception and policy models.
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GPU and inference compute roadmap
NVIDIA's next-gen GPU and inference accelerator roadmap affects compute costs for every robotics AI workload.
How to work the show
A playbook for the team on the ground
- Attend the Isaac robotics and Omniverse tracks.
- Book NVIDIA field engineering meetings — they're at GTC in force.
- Walk the expo for new robotics hardware and AI compute partners.
- Robot.com exhibited at GTC 2026 with R-kiwi+ (3,170 scans). Repeat or expand presence for 2027.
Robot.com fit
Where this event maps to the product family
Direct fit
Isaac robotics tooling, Omniverse simulation, and NVIDIA compute roadmap directly drive Robot.com's robotics fleet capabilities.
Adjacent fit
Enterprise AI platform decisions (NVIDIA AI Enterprise stack) inform broader Robot.com AI infrastructure.