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Nvidia RTX 60 series seen launching in 2028, not next year, amid memory shortage factor
Nvidia\'s next-generation GeForce RTX 6000 series could launch in 2028, later than previously expected, according to a new claim. TechRadar reported that leaker Kopite7kimi said the schedule appears to have been delayed again, conflicting with earlier talk of a 2027 release. The report points to tightening memory supply and rising prices as key factors. High-end models may need more memory, while current RTX 5080 prices are also seen as a burden.
AI & Enterprise
Nvidia RTX 5000 Super launch may be on hold as GDDR7 memory costs rise
Nvidia\'s next-generation RTX 5000 Super graphics card series may have reached late-stage launch preparations but is now on hold due to memory cost pressures, reports said. The series is widely expected to use 3GB GDDR7 modules instead of 2GB parts, with the 3GB modules priced at about three times more. Analysts say higher memory costs could push up product pricing and affect launch timing. Nvidia has not commented.
AI & Enterprise
Nvidia stops separate disclosure of graphics card revenue as focus shifts from gaming GPUs to AI
Nvidia will no longer separately disclose revenue from consumer and professional graphics cards starting this quarter, folding GeForce and RTX Pro into an “edge computing” category, TechRadar reported. The change reshapes Nvidia’s reporting into two pillars: data center and edge computing. Nvidia posted $81 billion in revenue for fiscal 2027 first quarter, but graphics detail will disappear from earnings tables. TechRadar and market watchers linked the move to Nvidia’s growing focus on AI chips.