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At the annual Computex conference in Taipei this week Intel, AMD, and Nvidia showed off their latest datacenter and AI kit, and offered a tantalizing glimpse of what's coming next on their respective roadmaps.the GPU designer was accelerating its development cycle to support a yearly release cadence. On stage in Taipei, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang gave us the best picture yet of the chip maker's plans, including the name of its next-gen GPU and systems architecture - Rubin.
The next evolution of Nvidia's GPU architecture won't come until 2026 with the debut of Rubin, which will apparently use HBM4 memory. 2026 will also see Nvidia retire its Grace CPU architecture in favor of a new one codenamed Vera. At Computex, AMD revealed it was moving to a yearly release cadence for GPUs in a bid to catch up with Nvidia ... Click to enlargelate last year and boast a not inconsiderable advantage over Nvidia's H100 and H200-series accelerators in floating-point performance, memory bandwidth, and capacity.
AMD's"CNDA next" architecture will follow a year later and bring with it"significant architectural upgrades," according to execs. However, beyond this, details are rather sparse.its 5th-gen Epyc CPU family, codenamed Turin. Due out later this year, AMD boasted the server processor will pack up to 192 cores, twice that of its 4th-gen Genoa parts and 50 percent more than its cloud-optimized Bergamo SKUs.
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