Nvidia's Next-Gen RTX 60 GPUs Delayed Until at Least 2028

Nvidia's next-generation RTX 60 GPUs may not arrive until at least 2028, according to prominent leaker Kopite7Kimi. This is a significant delay from previous predictions that suggested a release as early as late 2027.

Kopite7Kimi has a proven track record of accuracy in leaked Nvidia hardware information and has stated that the GR20x product will not be released until 2028, indicating a postponement.

Nvidia's focus on delivering data center products may be a key factor in this delay. The company is expected to make $20 billion from its Vera Rubin product in Q3 2027, and it appears that resources are being allocated accordingly.

Another possible reason for the delay is Nvidia's careful allocation of resources due to high component costs and limited wafer supply from TSMC. The company may be prioritizing enterprise and workstation products over consumer GPUs.