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Nvidia chief Jensen Huang launches all-Nvidia notebooks in Berlin
Nvidia chief Jensen Huang appeared at a Berlin store to celebrate the launch of the first notebooks powered entirely by Nvidia chips.
The surprise appearance took place at a Saturn store on Alexanderplatz, where Huang spoke to an enthusiastic crowd.
The new notebooks run entirely on Nvidia chips, marking a new product launch for the company.
Huang is touring European cities and has met French President Emmanuel Macron.
He plans to invest $2 billion in European AI companies and provide British researchers with computing power worth $250 million.
These plans could strengthen Nvidia's role in Europe's artificial intelligence sector.
Huang is scheduled to speak with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Monday, as his European tour continues.
Nvidia chief and founder Jensen Huang appeared at a Berlin electronics store to mark the launch of the first notebooks powered entirely by Nvidia chips.
The event took place at a Saturn store at Alexanderplatz on Friday evening.
Huang told the crowd, “For us, a dream is coming true.”
He is touring Europe and has visited Paris, London and Stockholm before arriving in Berlin.
Nvidia plans to invest $2 billion in European artificial intelligence companies and provide British researchers with computing capacity worth $250 million.
- Who
- Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s chief and founder.
- What
- He appeared at a Berlin store to celebrate the launch of the first notebooks powered entirely by Nvidia chips.
- When
- Friday evening; the article was published on October 16, 2026.
- Where
- A Saturn store at Alexanderplatz in Berlin.
- Why
- To mark the notebooks’ sales launch. Huang said the occasion fulfilled a dream.
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He visited Paris, London and Stockholm before stopping in Berlin.
Huang appeared at the Saturn store at Alexanderplatz to celebrate the notebook sales launch.
Huang is scheduled to speak with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
- Store
- Saturn at Alexanderplatz, Berlin
- Product
- First notebooks powered entirely by Nvidia chips
- European AI investment plan
- $2 billion
- Computing capacity for British researchers
- $250 million worth
- Scheduled meeting
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, coming Monday
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