Nvidia Sets AI Day Seoul for Nov 9-10, Focused on Agents, Physical AI and Infrastructure

Nvidia will hold "Nvidia AI Day Seoul 2026" at COEX in Seoul on November 9 and 10, according to a report from The Asia Business Daily on November 2. Around 2,000 developers, startups, enterprises and researchers are expected for two days of sessions on agentic AI, physical AI and AI infrastructure.

The event is framed as a showcase of Nvidia's collaboration with the Korean AI ecosystem, with Nvidia executives appearing alongside Korean companies, startups and researchers.

Day one opens with executive keynotes, followed by three thematic tracks and 15 sessions. Deepu Talla, vice president of robotics and edge AI, is scheduled to describe where physical AI is heading and how it is being applied in manufacturing, automotive and semiconductors. Jonathan Cohen, vice president of applied research, will discuss enterprise agentic AI built on inference and multi-agent orchestration.

The afternoon splits into agentic AI, physical AI and robotics, and AI infrastructure. Naver Cloud, SK Telecom, LG AI Research and Upstage are listed as sharing model development and service deployment experience, while Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix will present cases where Nvidia technology accelerates semiconductor design and process simulation.

On the robotics side, LG Electronics is due to present robot training and factory applications built on Nvidia's Isaac GR00T, with Doosan Robotics and Superb AI discussing robot simulation and synthetic data.

In the infrastructure track, SK Telecom will cover building large-scale AI data centres and Naver Cloud will describe running large GPU clusters. An experience zone lets attendees assemble AI agents using Nvidia hardware, OpenClaw and Nvidia NemoClaw.

The report also notes that Madison Huang, a senior director at Nvidia and Jensen Huang's eldest daughter, will travel to Korea for the event. Nvidia has spent this year pushing physical AI collaboration with major Korean companies in robotics and manufacturing, and her visit is being watched for whether it produces further joint work.

Day two is paid, hands-on developer training covering deployment and optimisation of large language model inference systems, robot simulation, training, validation and deployment, and secure AI agent development. For Nvidia, the two days serve both as a consolidated statement of its technical direction and as a chance to align with Korea's memory, manufacturing and telecom industries.