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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang will no longer attend the upcoming India AI Impact Summit, the company confirmed on Saturday. The event, scheduled for next week in New Delhi, had attracted global attention from technology leaders and policymakers, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi set to inaugurate the summit.

Huang was expected to be a keynote speaker and a major highlight of the summit, which focuses on artificial intelligence innovations and their impact on businesses, governance, and society. However, Nvidia’s media agency in India, MSL, cited “unforeseen circumstances” as the reason for his absence, without providing additional details.

The cancellation comes at a time when India is increasingly positioning itself as a hub for AI development and investment, drawing industry giants from around the world. While Huang will not address the media or participate in sessions, Nvidia remains involved in discussions on AI policies and emerging technologies through its regional teams.

Industry analysts say Huang’s absence is unlikely to diminish the significance of the summit, as India continues to attract major tech executives and innovators. However, the CEO’s presence was expected to spotlight Nvidia’s latest AI advancements, including developments in chip technology and enterprise AI solutions.

Nvidia, known for its graphics processing units and AI computing hardware, continues to expand its influence in global markets, with AI applications shaping industries from healthcare to finance. The company’s involvement in summits like India AI Impact reflects its ongoing role in guiding AI adoption and ethical considerations.

The India AI Impact Summit is set to feature panels, workshops, and high-level discussions on artificial intelligence, offering a platform for industry leaders, policymakers, and researchers to explore the latest trends and regulatory developments. Attendees will focus on AI innovation, investment opportunities, and the technology’s potential societal benefits.

While Huang will miss the summit, Nvidia’s participation through other senior executives ensures the company’s insights and perspectives remain part of the discussions, underlining its commitment to global AI leadership.