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NVIDIA Vera (CPU) · 8 revisions
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- Correction: verifier fixes (full production first stated in March 2026 release; Grace shipment figure dated to May 31 release; Phoronix review date; broken link)
Version 8 · Sep 28, 2026, 01:38 PM
- Correction: Vera was first shown at GTC March 2025 and launched March 16, 2026 (not 'unveiled' June 1, 2026); Vera memory capacity is 3x Grace, not 'roughly doubles'; L2/FP8/PCIe 6/CXL 3.1 are NVIDIA-published, not only 'reported'; 450 W socket figure was mis-cited to SQ Magazine (source is Phoronix; NVIDIA gives 250-450 W configurable TDP); unsupported Rubin CPX claim removed; Cisco was not in the GTC Taipei OEM list (it was in March); GTC Taipei customers were 'exploring', not 'early adopters'; standalone single/dual-socket servers were omitted; SMT 'separate execution lanes' wording replaced with NVIDIA's. Update: first deliveries (May 2026), AWS (Aug 2026), March launch customers (Meta, Alibaba, Cursor, labs), benchmark history (Phoronix, SPEC CPU 2026 whitepaper, Hot Chips 2026, AMD counterclaim), Starmind, and the Sep 28, 2026 OpenShell/Open Agent Safety Platform link.
Version 7 · Sep 28, 2026, 01:26 PM
- Added planned customer deployment details and rollout caveats.
Version 6 · Aug 25, 2026, 11:54 PM
- Correction: the 164 MB L3 cache and Armv9.2 instruction set are now NVIDIA-published figures (August 2026 storage post), no longer only third-party reporting
Version 5 · Aug 5, 2026, 10:36 AM
- Add Vera BlueField-4 STX storage microbenchmarks section (NVIDIA developer blog, Aug 3, 2026)
Version 4 · Aug 5, 2026, 10:10 AM