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NVIDIA Vera Rubin · 24 revisions
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- Correction: Feynman TSMC A16 node was stated as an NVIDIA roadmap disclosure without a source (it is a press report; now attributed to TrendForce/Chosun Biz); Q1 FY27 earnings described as upcoming or by analyst consensus, replaced with NVIDIA's reported results
Version 24 · Oct 16, 2026, 11:26 PM
- Correction: production shipments began August 2026 (not 'second half of 2026'); TrendForce April 2026 report misdescribed (it reported a dual-die Rubin Ultra plan); Kyber/NVL576 naming updated to NVIDIA's GTC 2026 scheme (Kyber NVL144, NVL576 = eight 72-GPU racks)
Version 23 · Oct 16, 2026, 11:07 PM
- Improve internal links (2026-10-13)
Version 21 · Oct 13, 2026, 10:21 AM
- Correction: GB200 pairs two dual-die B200 GPUs with one Grace CPU
Version 20 · Sep 28, 2026, 01:49 PM
- Correction: superchip pairs one Vera CPU with two Rubin GPUs (four dies), not two GPU dies; Vera is NVIDIA's first CPU with fully custom cores, not its second fully custom CPU; replaced an unsourced "first CPU with native FP8" claim and an unsourced x86 60-70% bandwidth comparison with NVIDIA-sourced figures. Update: BlueField-4 as the Sentry host in the Open Agent Safety Platform.
Version 19 · Sep 28, 2026, 01:41 PM