Nvidia has released additional details about Vera, its data center CPU built for AI workloads, as the company expands beyond GPUs into another core part of the AI server stack. The new information includes chip specifications, benchmark data and architectural material intended to help potential customers evaluate the product.
A company representative said Vera was delivered in June to customers including OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX. The disclosure comes as Nvidia, already the world’s most valuable company on the back of strong demand for its graphics processing units, begins selling a CPU designed specifically for AI use.
The move opens a new front for Nvidia in the AI server market, where it will compete more directly with Advanced Micro Devices and Intel. By adding CPUs to its data center lineup, the company is extending its reach beyond the GPU segment that has driven its recent rise.
Nvidia, which has become the world’s most valuable company on soaring demand for graphics processing units used in artificial intelligence, is now selling Vera, a central processing unit designed for AI, and has released fresh details on the chip.
The company disclosed new information on its data center CPU Vera, including specifications, benchmark results and architectural material meant to give potential customers what they need to evaluate the product.
An Nvidia representative said Vera was delivered in June to customers including OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX.
The push into CPUs opens a new battleground for Nvidia in the AI server market, where it will now compete with AMD and Intel.
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