Nvidia said on Tuesday it will hold AI Day Seoul 2026 at COEX in Seoul for two days from Nov. 9 to 10. As the company’s flagship AI event in South Korea, it expects about 2,000 attendees including developers, startups, companies, partners and researchers.

The first day will feature the main conference, and the second day will offer developer-focused technical training. The Nov. 9 conference is organised into three areas: physical AI, agentic AI and CLO, and AI infrastructure. The company said there will be three key sessions, along with 15 additional sessions run separately across three tracks, with five sessions per track. Each session covers core technologies and trends by field and examples of industrial applications.

The physical AI session introduces AI technologies that understand and interact within real physical environments and examples of use by industry. The agentic AI and CLO session focuses on AI agents that reason and plan on their own before acting. It also covers CLO, which continues to perform tasks with higher autonomy. The AI infrastructure session looks at computing technologies and infrastructure needed to develop and deploy such AI at scale.

On the second day, Nov. 10, Nvidia’s Deep Learning Institute (DLI) will hold paid technical workshops for developers. The company said the full-day, hands-on training led by experts will allow participants to work directly with Nvidia’s latest AI technologies. It will offer two agentic AI workshops and one full-day workshop on physical AI.

Twenty domestic and overseas partners will also take part to showcase their solutions. They are Altos Computing, Aswell AI, Beinex, Coupang Intelligent Cloud, Dell Technologies, Deloitte, FastCampus, Hancom, Hyundai Engineering & Construction, Leaders Systems, LG Electronics, MegazoneCloud, MSI, Naver Cloud, Samsung Electronics, SK hynix, SK Telecom, VAST Data, Vessel AI and Weka. The companies plan to present potential uses of AI based on their expertise.