NVIDIA CEO confirms that Blackwell Ultra for AI and GPUS Vera Rubin Generation are on their way

Nvidia’s founder and head, Jensen Huang, wanted to reassure the company’s investors at his last meeting emphasizing that GPUS’s Blackwell Ultra and Vera Rubin generation are coming. Not only that, but at the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) in March, we’ll see some teaser for what comes after Vera Rubin.

“Blackwell Ultra reaches the second half (year),” Huang told his investors. “The next train is Blackwell Ultra, with new network, new memory and, of course, new processors.”

The executive refers to memories HBM3E 12-hi when he talks about the new components. Blacwell Ultra plates will be focused on professional processing processing on servers, with B300 commercial models for HPC and other systems. Nvidia does not officially speak of performance, but it is rumored that signs can deliver up to 50% more performance than the B200.

“We have already revealed and we are working closely with all our partners in the ‘click’ after this,” continued Nvidia’s CEO. “The ‘click’ after this is called Vera Rubin, and all our partners are being updated from the transition. We will offer a big, big, huge step ahead. ”

Nvidia already does teaser for after Vera Rubin

Vera Rubin is the code name of Nvidia’s next GPUS architecture. As it was with Blackwell, the first models should be facing servers and professional use, with GPUS for domestic PCs coming. Thus, we should see the first Rubin signs as early as 2026.

That way, Huang already wants to talk about what comes after Vera Rubin, just at GTC next month. “Come to GTC and I’m going to talk about Blackwell Ultra. There is Rubin, and then I will show what a ‘click’ is after them. A very exciting product. ”

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Nvidia’s CEO’s statements seek to emphasize that his roadmap of releases was not affected by the problems that caused a small delay in launching their Blackwell plates last year.

Source: Tom’s Hardware