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NVIDIA's upcoming GTC 2024 returns to an in-person event, the keynote by Jensen Huang will be focused purely on AI, expect a Blackwell GPU reveal.

Talk of Blackwell graphics cards being delayed to 2025 is nonsense, we're told, and there certainly won't be any RTX 4090 Ti or similar in the pipeline.

NVIDIA is focusing on ray tracing with a rumored 2.5x gen-on-gen performance boost as its target - but next-gen GPUs may turn up later than we thought.

NVIDIA briefly flew over the market cap of Alphabet (Google) and Amazon, with $650 billion in market cap added since January 1... incredible stuff.

NVIDIA is the only one buying next-gen GDDR7 memory from Micron, Samsung or SK hynix... rumor has it AMD is not buying GDDR7, but 20Gbps GDDR6 memory.

NVIDIA reportedly has an estimated 90% of the AI GPU market share, with 1.5 million to 2 million AI GPUs to be sold by NVIDIA in 2024 alone.

Most of NVIDIA's Blackwell GPUs should be around the 30%-40% mark for gains, but the RTX 5090 could be cranked up a lot more - although so might its price.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang visits Taiwan and TSMC to check on the mass production status of Hopper H200, Blackwell B100 AI GPUs that will release this year.

Blackwell GPUs are expected to debut in Q4 2024 - or Q1 2025 at the very latest - but won't advance performance to nearly the same extent as Lovelace.

NVIDIA's next-gen GeForce RTX 50 series 'Blackwell' GPUs will be 'ready to launch' in Q4 2024 if NVIDIA wanted to, depends on AMD's next-gen RDNA 4.

Analyst expects NVIDIA AI GPU shipments to surge another 150% year-over-year in 2024, led by the new H200 GPU and next-gen Blackwell B100 GPUs.

AMD has officially launched its new flagship AI GPU accelerator, the new Instinct MI300X, which is up to 60% faster than NVIDIA's H100 AI GPU.

Samsung has reportedly ordered a 'significant' number of 2.5D packaging equipment, preparing for NVIDIA's next-gen Blackwell AI GPU in 2024.

NVIDIA's next-gen 2024 GPU architecture is 'Blackwell', with B100 and GB100 GPUs coming... 2025 GPUs teased as 'Rubin' after astronomer Vera Rubin.

AMD Radeon RX 8000 series GPUs are still a while away, but the next-gen RDNA 4-based Navi 44 and Navi 48 GPUs now have support in Linux LLVM patches.

NVIDIA's next-gen GeForce RTX 50 series 'Blackwell' gaming GPUs will have DisplayPort 2.1 connectivity, supporting up to 4K 240Hz and 8K 120Hz.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 'SUPER' graphics cards will NOT be inside of gaming laptops, NVIDIA's next wave of Laptop GPUs will be RTX 50 series GPUs in 2025.

More rumors on NVIDIA's next-gen GPUs and how they could be a beefy upgrade over Lovelace - but the idea of a 512-bit bus has been dismissed.

NVIDIA promises perpetual innovation and perpetual performance leaps with a sneak peek at its next-gen B100 Blackwell GPU in GPT-3 175B inference perf.

NVIDIA's next-gen Blackwell B100 AI GPUs have entered the supply chain certification stage, with NVIDIA working with supply chain partners now.

A recent slide from NVIDIA's own Investors Presentation confirms its next-gen Blackwell GB200 and GX200 GPUs for the datacenter market.

NVIDIA confirms GTC 2024 event for March 18, 2024 in-person once again, next-gen Blackwell GPU architecture should be unveiled at the event.

The upcoming GeForce RTX 5090 will use NVIDIA's upcoming 'Blackwell' GB202 GPU, and with new detailed emerging it's going to be a beast.

NVIDIA's next generation of GPU hardware for high-performance computing will see the company adopt a chiplet design for the first time.

Details for NVIDIA's next generation PC gaming flagship GeForce RTX 5090 GPU have appeared, and it's going to be a beast if these specs hold true.

Moore's Law is Dead believes that if AI boards continue to sell a ton of units, NVIDIA could scale back the RTX 5090 - but at least it'd cost less, too.

NVIDIA's Blackwell GPUs are looking promising, if a new performance rumor is right - though there are a whole bunch of caveats that come along with it.

NVIDIA's next-gen Hopper GPU architecutre will reportedly be succeeded by Blackwell, named mathematician after David Blackwell.