Every year, Nvidia hosts a three-day event about all things graphics processor-y, called the GPU Technology Conference or GTC, for short. Originally aimed at rendering and GPGPU, the presentations, talks, and demonstrations are now all firmly in the AI camp. However, for 2026, PC gamers might have something to look forward to, because Nvidia says that the 'future of real-time rendering' is going to feature in CEO Jensen Huang's keynote speech.
That's according to Nvidia's GeForce account on X (including the UK-specific one), and given the nature of the channel, it means that whatever new stuff is going to be hyped up about 'real-time rendering' is certainly going to be about gaming. Unfortunately, that's all the post says, other than simply retweeting the main Nvidia GTC reminder from three days ago.
