The successor to Blackwell, the Rubin platform promises a five-fold increase in inference performance and a tenfold reduction in the cost per token.
Nvidia announced the production of its new Rubin artificial intelligence platform, designed as Blackwell's successor. It combines a Vera processor, a Rubin GPU, a sixth-generation NVLink switch, a SuperNIC ConnectX-9 network card, a BlueField-4 data processing unit and an Ethernet Spectrum-6 switch.
The company highlights a fivefold increase in inference performance compared to the previous generation, as well as a reduction in cost per token divided by ten. DGX SuperPOD systems based on this new architecture must be available in the second half of 2026.
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