Nvidia Slides Next-Gen Graphics Cards to 2028 Amid AI Boom
Nvidia's next-generation graphics cards, likely based on the Rubin architecture, have reportedly been delayed to 2028. This is according to known Nvidia leaker Kopite7Kimi on Twitter.
The delay has sparked concern among gamers and enthusiasts who are eagerly awaiting new hardware. The flagship GeForce RTX 5090 has seen a significant price increase since its launch last year, now commanding prices around $9,000.
Nvidia's decision to drop the gaming category from its earnings reports has also raised questions about the company's priorities. Its recent Q2 2027 earnings report focused on AI and 'Edge Computing', rather than gaming.