At Nvidia's GTC 2025, CEO Jensen Huang unveiled new GPUs including the highly anticipated Vera Rubin, slated for release in late 2026. This GPU will boast up to 75TB of HBM4 memory and an advanced 88-core CPU, offering considerable performance enhancements over the earlier Blackwell model. The focus of these improvements appears to be centered on better handling of AI inferencing and training workloads, which are increasingly crucial in the tech landscape. The announcement reflects Nvidia's ongoing commitment to pushing the boundaries of AI and computational technology.
Nvidia is set to release Vera Rubin in the second half of 2026, featuring up to 75TB of HBM4 memory and a CPU with 88 cores.
The new Vera Rubin chip promises substantial performance improvements over its predecessor, Blackwell, particularly in the realms of AI inferencing and training workloads.
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