NVIDIA concluded GeForce Day 2026 in Pune on July 25, bringing together 6000+ students, creators, developers and gamers for a day of immersive learning, AI innovation and gaming at the Messe Global Convention Center. The event showcased how next-generation AI computing is transforming creativity, and content creation through hands-on access to NVIDIA's latest technologies.
Attendees, including students from Pune's leading engineering institutions, experienced the latest GeForce RTX 50 Series laptops and desktops, explored AI-powered workflows in the RTX AI Experience Zone, and saw live demonstrations of DGX Spark, NVIDIA's personal AI supercomputer for local AI development.
โGeForce Day is a series we've built over the years with one clear purpose: giving students a chance to experience firsthand what great hardware makes possible. Whether it's gaming at the highest level, coding with AI, leveraging agentic AI or creating content, the same AI-powered RTX platform is enabling the next generation of innovation. The Pune edition reflected that perfectly, with students exploring diverse interests while discovering the technology that connects them. Seeing attendees come away inspired after spending hands-on time with the best hardware available is exactly what GeForce Day was designed to achieve,โ said Pawan Awasthi, Head Consumer Marketing, NVIDIA South Asia.
Anchoring that experience was an exceptional line-up of speakers and educators. Raul John Aju, a 17-year-old AI prodigy and TEDx speaker, hosted a stage workshop on the intersection of AI and gaming, offering one of the most compelling sessions of the day. Three AI-centric creators led hands-on workshops, giving attendees direct exposure to the tools and workflows shaping the next generation of content creation. NVIDIA and Ubisoft also conducted expert-led sessions covering Agentic AI, RTX-powered creative workflows and the future of game development.
GeForce Day also featured a meet-and-greet with creators Xyaa, RawKnee Games, Rebel and Binks, giving attendees an opportunity to interact with some of India's most popular gaming personalities. Acclaimed cosplayer Medha.vi headlined the cosplay competition, where the winner received a โน50,000 prize.
A highlight of the event was the Vibe-Coding Challenge, where students used AI-assisted development tools to build applications within a fixed timeframe, showcasing the growing adoption of AI-native programming. Attendees also competed in the NVIDIA Reflex Challenge, experienced RTX gaming demonstrations, explored NVIDIA Studio workflows and AI agents, and participated in giveaways throughout the day.
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