NVIDIA Ruby coming this summer. However, not for everyone

NVIDIA is preparing something that has never happened before. This is going to shake up the market

NVIDIA is not slowing down in the race for dominance in the artificial intelligence market. A company that has become more and more popular in recent years a symbol of the AI ​​revolutionis preparing another strong attack. Jensen Huang announces that during the March conference GTC 2026 we will see in San Jose (USA). products the world has never seen before.

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Rubin, Feynman or something completely new?

It is not known exactly what arrangement the CEO of the Greens is talking about. There are several possibilities. One candidate could be another derivative of the Rubin architecture, for example an extension of the CPX concept. On the other hand, NVIDIA may decide to make a bigger surprise and reveal the first details of the generation Feynmanwhich has been talked about as groundbreaking for months.

In Feynman’s case, there is speculation with much greater integration of SRAM memory and the use of 3D stacking technology to connect subsequent layers of systemsincluding potential LPUs. For now, however, this is unconfirmed information, and NVIDIA keeps the details secret.

NVIDIA is preparing something that has never happened before. This is going to shake up the market

The market changes from quarter to quarter

The situation in the AI ​​segment is extremely dynamic today. Even in generations Hopper and Blackwell pre-training, i.e. training large models, was crucial. Together with Blackwell Ultra and Vera Rubin the emphasis has shifted towards interference, with latency and memory bandwidth becoming the biggest challenges.

NVIDIA must therefore design its systems with completely different bottlenecks in mind than a year or two ago. Flexibility and quick response to data center needs are becoming crucial today. And what will be the future in the coming years? We will find out on March 15because that’s when GTC 2026 will take place in California.

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