NVIDIA announced that it is developing a new generation of processors for use with artificial intelligence technologies.
During the Computex technology exhibition, the company's CEO, Jin-Sun Hwang, said: “The rapid growth of data creates the need for new processing methods, and NVIDIA views the growth of artificial intelligence as an industrial revolution and intends to play an important role in this process, so it began developing the new Rubin processors to be A successor to Blackwell processors, it will be used in data centers that operate with artificial intelligence technologies.
Huang also noted that Rubin processors will be launched in 2026. His company will also launch Blackwell Ultra processors in 2025, and every year the company will launch a generation of processors to keep pace with developments and the needs of global markets.
Huang did not reveal many technical details about Rubin processors, but he indicated that they will be based on new standards and will have high frequencies that enable them to process data at high speeds.
Experts believe that NVIDIA is developing its capabilities in the field of artificial intelligence processors to compete with Qualcomm, AMD, Microsoft, and many electronics industry giants in this field.
A crucial innovation.
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