NVIDIA "Vera Rubin" Architecture
The physical limit of the silicon reticle.
Unveiled at CES 2026, the Rubin architecture pushes monolithic silicon to its physical limits to satisfy the insatiable demand of AI data centers.
Open in interactive timeline →Key Numbers
- Transistors
- 336 Billion (3nm)
- Performance
- 50 petaFLOPS (FP4)
Verified Facts
- Built on a 3nm process, the Rubin GPU features a staggering 336 billion transistors (a 1.6x increase over the 2024 Blackwell B200).
- It delivers approximately 50 petaFLOPS of FP4 inference per GPU, completely redefining what is possible in a single server rack.
- To prevent memory bottlenecks from starving the processor, it utilizes 288 GB of next-generation HBM4 memory with an incredible 22 TB/s bandwidth.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was NVIDIA "Vera Rubin" Architecture?
Unveiled at CES 2026, the Rubin architecture pushes monolithic silicon to its physical limits to satisfy the insatiable demand of AI data centers.
When did NVIDIA "Vera Rubin" Architecture happen?
NVIDIA "Vera Rubin" Architecture: Jan 2026 CE.
Why does NVIDIA "Vera Rubin" Architecture matter?
The physical limit of the silicon reticle.
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