At CES 2026, NVIDIA showed off its Vera Rubin AI processing chip platform, which is an upgrade from the Blackwell platform introduced two years ago. Aside from some consumer software technologies such as DLSS 4.5, not many other details were revealed, especially when the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5000 Super graphics card series was delayed to the middle of this year.
Recently, there have been rumors that the next series of graphics cards, the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 6000, is expected to use a graphics processing chip based on Rubin technology, which powers the GPU components of the Vera Rubin AI platform. This was said by the famous GPU information leaker kopite7kimi, who said that the GR20x processing chip model
What is known about Vera Rubin is that it has the ability to process AI inference data five times better than Blackwell. NVIDIA graphics technologies such as DLSS and others have already used AI assistance to improve graphics performance in games, so the focus on AI processing is not surprising.
Even so, we will still have to wait until mid- or late-2027 before we know what the latest graphics cards NVIDIA will launch next.
