TLDR: NVIDIA is actively participating in Canada’s largest artificial intelligence event, ALL IN 2025, held in Montreal from September 24-25, 2025. The collaboration with national and international technology leaders aims to advance Canada’s sovereign AI strategy, foster innovation, and solidify the nation’s position as a global AI leader. This initiative is supported by significant Canadian government investments in AI infrastructure and startups.
Montreal, Canada – September 24, 2025 – Canada is making a bold move to cement its position as a global leader in artificial intelligence, with NVIDIA joining a host of technology giants and national leaders at the ALL IN 2025 conference. Taking place from September 24-25 at the Palais des congrès de Montréal, this pivotal event is designed to shape Canada’s sovereign AI strategy and accelerate its AI capabilities across various sectors.
ALL IN 2025, recognized as Canada’s largest AI gathering, is an initiative by SCALE AI, organized in collaboration with Mila. The conference is expected to draw over 6,000 leaders, experts, researchers, and innovators from nearly 40 countries, featuring more than 200 speakers across four stages.
NVIDIA’s involvement is central to the discussions, with the company actively contributing to sessions focused on fueling AI and scientific research, and accelerating AI solutions throughout Canada. Key NVIDIA executives are slated to participate, including Kari Briski, Vice President of Generative AI Software for Enterprise, in an opening fireside chat alongside Canada’s Minister of AI and Cohere. Adel El Hallak, Senior Director of Product Management, will join a panel on ‘Agentic AI: Realizing Productivity Gains and Opening New Markets With a Digital Workforce,’ while Sanja Fidler, Vice President of AI Research, will lead a session on ‘Spatial Intelligence for Physical AI Applications.’ NVIDIA will also host a dedicated AI Pavilion, showcasing its ecosystem partners and offering opportunities to connect with experts.
This strategic push aligns with significant investments from the Canadian government to bolster its AI ecosystem. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently highlighted a massive $2 billion investment aimed at enhancing Canada’s technological infrastructure. This funding will establish the AI Compute Access Fund and the Canadian AI Sovereign Compute Strategy, both designed to support AI research, attract global talent, and position Canada as a hub for AI innovation. Additionally, $200 million has been earmarked for emerging AI technologies to accelerate adoption across critical sectors like agriculture, healthcare, clean energy, and manufacturing. The government also plans to launch the Canadian AI Safety Institute to address emerging risks associated with advanced AI systems.
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ALL IN 2025 promises an ambitious program, including presentations from the 100 best AI startups in Canada, themed pavilions dedicated to infrastructure (featuring NVIDIA) and cybersecurity (with Cybereco), a demo zone for real-world AI use cases, an immersive digital twin experience, workshops, and an AgriTech AI Challenge. The event aims to foster fruitful encounters, rich discussions, and concrete advancements for all stakeholders in the Canadian economy, driving innovation and knowledge-sharing.
