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Jensen Huang: A "never-before-seen" new chip will be released in March

Jensen Huang: A "never-before-seen" new chip will be released in March

格隆汇格隆汇2026/02/19 04:20
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Glonghui, February 19th|Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, in a recent media interview, previewed the upcoming GTC 2026 conference and explicitly stated that a "world-unprecedented" new chip will be unveiled at the event. The specific model of the new product has not yet been disclosed, but the general speculation is that it will most likely come from two major chip series: first, a derivative product from the Rubin series (such as the previously exposed Rubin CPX), which was already showcased at the 2026 CES conference and includes six newly designed chips that are now in full mass production; second, the next-generation Feynman series chips, which are described as "revolutionary" products. Nvidia is exploring extensive integration centered on SRAM or integrating LPUs through 3D stacking technology, although related details have not yet been confirmed.
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