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Nvidia Blackwell RTX Pro with up to 96GB of VRAM — even more demand for the limited supply of GPUs
GB202, GB203, and GB205 are coming to professional and data center GPUs
Nvidia announces Rubin GPUs in 2026, Rubin Ultra in 2027, Feynam also added to roadmap
NVL144 and NVL576 configurations coming down the pipe.
Nvidia’s new silicon photonics-based 400 Tb/s switch platforms enable clusters with millions of GPUs
Nvidia teams up with TSMC for its first silicon photonics networking gear platforms that will open doors to datacenters with millions of GPUs.
Nvidia announces Blackwell Ultra B300 —1.5X faster than B200 with 288GB HBM3e and 15 PFLOPS dense FP4
Nvidia officially revealed its Blackwell Ultra B300 data center GPU, which packs up to 288GB of HBM3e memory and offers 1.5X the compute potential of the existing B200 solution.
AMD RX Vega 64 runs Indiana Jones and the Great Circle at well over 30FPS in Linux with RADV driver
RADV features baked-in ray-tracing software emulation, enabling ray-tracing functionality on AMD GPUs dating back to first-generation GCN GPUs.
Nvidia earned nearly as much as its next 9 fabless rivals combined last year
Nvidia led the semiconductor industry in 2024 with $124.3 billion in revenue, driving AI-fueled growth that pushed the top 10 fabless chipmakers’ earnings to $249.8 billion, up 49% year-over-year.
Asus' mini supercomputer taps Nvidia Grace Blackwell chip for 1,000 AI TOPS
Asus announces the Ascent GX10, which leverages Nvidia's GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip.
HP updates its OmniBook X line with a lattice-free keyboard, processors from AMD and Intel
HP is updating its OmniBook X line with new chips from Intel and AMD across its clamshell and convertible designs. Some of them also have Nvidia GPUs.