Svmuu News: Citrini analyst Jukan posted on X, stating that, according to information from an expert conference call, the launch of NVIDIA’s next-generation Rubin architecture products may be delayed again, to the point where he “can’t even take Saturday off.”
Reportedly, Rubin is a next-generation AI chip architecture developed by NVIDIA. As the successor to the Blackwell architecture, it was first unveiled at Computex Taipei in June 2024.As of now, NVIDIA has not issued an official response to the rumors regarding the Rubin project’s delay. Rubin is regarded as NVIDIA’s next-generation AI chip architecture following Blackwell, and its R&D and mass production progress have been closely watched by the market. The above information remains unconfirmed market speculation; the specific release date will have to await an official announcement from NVIDIA.
Citrini Analyst: The release of the NVIDIA-Rubin architecture may be delayed again
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