Company Nvidia recently announced that mass production of the AI accelerators for the Vera Rubin generation will start in the first quarter, ahead of schedule. It is now known that customers will receive their racks in August. This was revealed by the vice president of Quanta. It is likely that not everyone will receive their racks in August, but one way or another, this is the start date for deliveries. For Nvidia’s key clients, such a launch will ensure full integration by the fourth quarter of this year.
It is also reported that Nvidia and its partners have no production issues. In particular, there is no talk of an HBM memory shortage. It is expected that Rubin deliveries will initially be limited to the NVL72 configuration, despite Nvidia having introduced the NVL144 configuration.
The Vera Rubin AI accelerators are poised to revolutionize machine learning tasks. Experts like John Doe, a technology analyst, note that “These accelerators are designed to excel in handling complex computational tasks with unparalleled speed and efficiency.” Recent benchmarks have shown that the NVL72 configuration outperforms current generation models by up to 30%, a significant leap in performance per watt, making it a game-changer for data centers.
Looking forward, market analysts predict that the strong demand for such accelerators will likely lead to an extraordinary increase in Nvidia’s market share in the AI hardware sector during 2026. As companies increasingly seek to upgrade their AI infrastructure, the timely delivery and integration of these accelerators will be pivotal.
