Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang arrives in Taiwan for GTC Taipei keynote

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang arrived in Taiwan on May 23 ahead of the GTC Taipei event, set to kick off June 1 at the Taipei Music Center and Taipei International Convention Center. His keynote, scheduled for 11 a.m. Taipei time on the first day, will be livestreamed globally for free, marking a key moment for the semiconductor and AI industries. The event runs from June 1 to June 4, with a focus on robotics, physical AI, and accelerated computing infrastructure. Its timing aligns with COMPUTEX 2026, the annual tech expo that attracts Asia’s semiconductor supply chain, including TSMC, which manufactures Nvidia’s most advanced chips. Huang’s presence underscores Taiwan’s critical role in the global AI supply chain, blending business strategy with diplomatic significance. Pre-event coverage suggests the keynote will avoid crypto-related topics, instead emphasizing core technology and hardware advancements. Nvidia’s roadmap for robotics and computing could influence decentralized networks and AI training markets, depending on announcements about next-gen hardware or cloud partnerships. Sessions from June 2 to June 4 will likely detail product timelines and new collaborations, with broader implications for GPU availability and pricing. The event’s global livestream ensures accessibility for investors and industry stakeholders worldwide.