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Nvidia said its Rubin data center platform is nearing release, promising major gains over Blackwell as customers prepare to test and deploy the new AI hardware later this year, according to Bloomberg.

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00:02NVIDIA said its new Rubin Data Center products are nearing release this year,
00:06and customers will soon be able to test the technology, according to Bloomberg.
00:11The company said all six Rubin chips have returned from manufacturing partners
00:14and passed milestone tests ahead of customer deployment.
00:18Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang highlighted the products during a keynote at the CES trade
00:23show in Las Vegas.
00:24NVIDIA said Rubin delivers 3.5 times better training performance
00:28and 5 times better inference performance than its Blackwell predecessor.
00:32The new central processing unit includes 88 cores
00:35and offers twice the performance of the prior component.
00:39NVIDIA said Rubin-based systems will be cheaper to run
00:42and that Microsoft and other large providers plan to deploy the hardware in the second half of the year.
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