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On Tuesday, San Jose Nvidia GTC 2025 conference, NVDIA CEO Jensen Huang announced several new GPUs that came down to the company’s product pipeline for the next few months.
Perhaps the most important was Vera Rubin. Vera Rubin, which will be published in the second half of 2026, will be displayed in ten memory terabytes and a custom Nvidia-noted CPU Vera. Vera Rubin encourages considerable performances compared to AI infernsing and training work stress, especially compared to his predecessor Grace Blackwell, Nvidia claims.
When pairing with the vera, Rubin can handle 50 petalopops while assuming, the company’s current blackwell chips are more than 20 petalopaps, called Nvidia. Vera is almost twice as fast as the CPU used in Grace Blackwel.
Huang says Rubin will follow Rubin Ultra in the second half of 2027.
In the nearest term – in the second half of 2021 – Nvidia Blackwell Ultra will publish, a cluster of Nvidia Blackwell Chips is associated with dedicated CPUs. Blackwell Ultra 72 will appear in several versions, including one with blackwell chips.
Fenman is on the far horizon. Huang gave a few details about Fenman’s architecture by the Huang American theoretical physicist Richard Fenman, save it that it has a Vera CPU. It is also unclear when the first Fenman GPUs will come.
