Greenpeace protesters disrupt Nvidia CEO keynote in Berlin
Berlin, State of Berlin, Germany · Oct 21, 2026
Is it still on?
NOIt was a one-day action on Oct 21.
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The Tea in three lines
- Why they are protesting
- Protesters interrupted an Nvidia CEO keynote in Berlin to challenge the company over environmental destruction and military chip usage.
- What they want
- Protesters demanded answers regarding Nvidia chips allegedly found in Russian drones and broader environmental concerns.
- What changed
- Oct 21, 2026: Greenpeace activists interrupted Jensen Huang's GTC keynote in Berlin before being escorted out by security.
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What protesters want
- Clean up dirty business and environmental destruction
- Explain technology found in Russian drones
Organised by: Greenpeace
The full story
On October 21, 2026, Greenpeace activists disrupted the Nvidia GTC keynote address delivered by CEO Jensen Huang at the Tempodrom in Berlin. Standing on chairs with a banner bearing the Greenpeace logo and the slogan "Nvidia, clean up your dirty business!", the protesters challenged the CEO regarding the alleged presence of Nvidia chips in Russian drones and raised broader concerns about environmental destruction. As security guards quickly intervened to remove the individuals from the premises, Huang responded by telling them to go easy and stating he would talk to them later, before resuming his presentation.
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