Plain Concepts attended NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026 with Javier Cantón, Chief Technology Innovation Officer (CTIO); JC Durbin, Head of Innovation and AI at Plain Concepts Europe; and David Ávila, Software Developer, following Jensen Huang’s keynote and sessions on agents, AI factories and physical AI. NVIDIA’s European conference ran from 20 to 22 October at STATION-Berlin, with more than a hundred technical sessions, developer workshops on the first day and Huang’s keynote at the Tempodrom on Wednesday 21 October. Huang opened by committing close to $10 billion to the European technology ecosystem and focused much of his talk on moving from models that answer questions to agents that carry out tasks on a company’s real data. Topics covered included infrastructure for AI factories and energy efficiency, security and governance of AI agents, open models and data control in Europe, physical AI, robotics and digital twins in industry, production use cases in banking and the automotive sector, and local hardware for building with AI. Huang confirmed that Vera Rubin, the new generation of NVIDIA’s computing platform, is now in full production, and introduced DSX POD, a reference design that lets NVIDIA’s partners build AI factories in modular containers that arrive on site already integrated and validated. According to the company, once power and cooling are in place, deployment drops from around six months to 14 days, while the DSX AI Factory platform delivers the same output with up to