'Applied AI' set to dominate France's Vivatech trade fair


Nvidia's Huang – likely sporting his trademark leather jacket – has top billing with an opening presentation slated to last more than an hour. — Bloomberg

PARIS: Drawing high-powered tech CEOs and a presidential visit, Paris's Vivatech trade fair opening on June 11 will spotlight hoped-for economic benefits from AI.

The top attraction on the opening day of this year's four-day show will be Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang, looking to make a mark in Europe for the company that builds the most computing hardware for artificial intelligence.

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