Nvidia’s GTC developers' conference begins on Monday and CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote speech on Tuesday will be the most eagerly anticipated moment.

Nvidia ( NVDA) stock slid more than 1% in early trading Monday ahead of the AI chipmaker's annual GTC conference on March 18, where CEO Jensen Huang is expected to debut the company's upcoming AI chip, Blackwell Ultra, and a new AI superchip, Vera Rubin.

Rubin chips won’t ship until next year, but expectations are sky-high. Analysts project Nvidia’s data center revenue to hit $237 billion by fiscal 2027, doubling its current size. By 2029, it could surpass $300 billion, growing at an average 30% annual rate, a staggering climb for a business that’s already surged sevenfold in two years.

Robots, quantum computing, and AI—so much AI. Nvidia GTC will be doing a deep dive into the future of AI, robotics and more.

A souped-up version of Nvidia's existing Blackwell chip, Blackwell Ultra should get a performance boost over last year's chip to further speed up training and running AI models. We should also learn more about Nvidia's next-generation GPU platform,