Nvidia's Vera Server CPU Enters Full Production, Expected to Hit $20 Billion Sales This Year and Double Next Year, Posing Threat to AMD and Intel
Nvidia's Vera server CPU, based on Arm architecture, is now in full production and shipping to key customers. The company expects Vera CPU sales to reach $20 billion this year and double in 2027. This move into the server CPU market, traditionally dominated by Intel and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), is seen as a significant threat, especially as Arm-based server chips gain market share due to their efficiency in AI workloads. The server CPU market is projected to grow to $220 billion by 2030.
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