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[NVIDIA refutes rumors that RTX5090 has stopped production: it is just a lack of production capacity and supply will not be cut off] On October 18th, news about the discontinuation of NVIDIA RTX5090 graphics cards attracted industry attention. Jeff Fisher, senior vice president of Nvidia's personal computing business, publicly responded to relevant rumors at a related event in Taipei a few days ago, clearly denying the suspension of production, saying that the RTX5090 is still the core product of the company and will continue to be supplied in the future.
#NVIDIA#graphics card#semiconductor chip10-18 15:59
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[Parallel Technology: The total cost of purchasing GPU computing equipment, etc. will not exceed 1.31 billion yuan] On September 23, Parallel Technology announced that the company or its subsidiaries plan to purchase GPU computing servers and supporting IT equipment from Xindong Jitai, Inner Mongolia, for an amount not exceeding 450 million yuan; it plans to purchase graphics cards from Beijing Rongtian Huihai and Anqing (Tianjin), and the purchase contract amount is expected to not exceed 860 million yuan.
#GPU#server#graphics card#Computing power#Latest news from Beijing Exchange#A-share announcement express09-23 23:59
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[NVIDIA GeForce RTX 60 series equipped with Rubin architecture is expected to be launched next year] "Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily" reported on the 15th that NVIDIA GeForce RTX 60 series equipped with Rubin architecture is currently said to be confirmed to be launched in the first half of 2027. Considering that the GeForce RTX 50 series was unable to meet market demand when it was launched, it can be expected that the first generation of products will face a similar situation. As a result, the price of the graphics card that consumers ultimately buy through retail channels is likely to be much higher than the official suggested retail price set by NVIDIA. (Tweak Town)
#RTX 50 series#RTX 60 series#NVIDIA#graphics card#EA09-15 16:39
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[NVIDIA RTX 5090 official channels are out of stock and third parties are asking for prices as high as US$9,500] "Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily" reported on the 15th that NVIDIA's most powerful gaming graphics card RTX 5090 has continued to increase in price in the past few weeks. Last week, the spot inventory of this graphics card in the US market was further depleted. Today, consumers can only buy the RTX 5090 from third-party sellers on online retail platforms such as Newegg and Amazon. Sellers offer prices ranging from $6,500 to $9,500, and some offers are even higher. (Tom's Hardware)
#RTX 5090#Amazon#NVIDIA#graphics card#semiconductor chip09-15 16:22
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[Loongson Zhongke: 9A1000 graphics card is expected to go on sale in the first half of next year] On September 11, Loongson Zhongke stated at the 2026 semi-annual performance briefing held on September 11 that the 9A1000 graphics card is expected to go on sale in the first half of next year. The specific price mainly depends on the price of video memory (LPDDR4). 9A1000 is both a graphics card and an AI accelerator card. As a graphics card, it is highly competitive in specific markets that require high autonomy, and is comparable to the RX550 in the open market. As an AI accelerator card, it can meet the needs of most embodied smart applications. Some users have already begun to develop intelligent agents based on 9A1000.
#embodied intelligence#agent#graphics card#AI09-11 10:35