NVIDIA CONFIRMS VERA RUBIN NVL72 HAS ENTERED PRODUCTION

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang used his keynote address at CES to confirm that the company's Vera Rubin NVL72 platform is now in production.

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The announcement marks a transition from preview to manufacturing for Nvidia's latest datacenter-focused Al system, positioning it as the next step beyond the company's current generation of large-scale computing platforms.

Huang described the start of production as a milestone in Nvidia's roadmap for accelerated computing, noting that the platform has been designed to address rising demand for large-model training and inference workloads in datacenters. The confirmation places Vera Rubin NVL72 on a deployment path that aligns with Nvidia's cadence of introducing new architectures as AI models grow in size and complexity.

The production status also signals readiness for broader customer adoption. Nvidia has increasingly emphasized end-to-end platforms rather than individual chips, combining processors, networking, and software into tightly integrated systems aimed at hyperscalers, research institutions, and enterprise customers running large AI workloads.