Nvidia said its major customers have begun testing Vera Rubin equipment, according to a Bloomberg report cited by BlockBeats on July 21. The company also said its new Vera processor is faster than AMD's Turin. Nvidia added that the chips are being delivered on schedule and are intended for use in artificial intelligence data centers. The update points to progress in the rollout of Nvidia's next-generation hardware for AI infrastructure, based on the company's own statements and the Bloomberg report referenced in the original brief.
Nvidia said its major customers have started testing Vera Rubin equipment, according to Bloomberg in a July 21 report cited by BlockBeats.
The company also said its new Vera processor is faster than AMD's Turin. Nvidia added that the chips are being delivered on schedule and will be used in artificial intelligence data centers.
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