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The American company Nvidia, known primarily as a manufacturer of high-end chips, is preparing to enter the world of autonomous mobility in a major way. It wants to put its own robotaxi into regular operation next year, using its strong position in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). The company presented its plans before the start of the CES 2026 trade fair in Las Vegas, USA, where it also indicated ambitions in the field of humanoid rob…
NVIDIA Introduces The Rubin Platform, The Next Generation Of AI, At CES 2026
Jan. 6, 2026, Las Vegas, Nev. — NVIDIA founder and chief executive officer Jensen Huang took the stage at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas to open CES 2026 and unveil Rubin, NVIDIA’s first extreme-codesigned, six-chip AI platform now in full production. With Rubin, NVIDIA reportedly aims to “push AI to the next frontier” while slashing the cost of generating tokens to roughly one-tenth that of the previous platform, Huang said, making large-scale AI …
NVIDIA Unveils Rubin: Six New Chips Power Next-Gen AI Supercomputer
Technology company NVIDIA unveiled the Rubin platform at CES 2026, introducing a unified AI supercomputer built from six new chips that collectively deliver five times the training compute of the Blackwell series. The platform is designed to set a new benchmark for constructing, deploying, and securing large-scale AI systems while minimizing costs to support wider adoption of AI technology. The Rubin platform achieves its performance through tig…
Nvidia Launches Rubin Architecture As Next Step In AI Hardware Race
Nvidia has officially launched its new Rubin computing architecture, positioning it as the company’s most advanced platform for artificial intelligence workloads, with production already underway and a broader ramp-up expected in the second half of the year. Speaking at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Monday, Jensen Huang said the Rubin architecture is designed to meet the rapidly rising computational demands of modern AI systems. …
Nvidia, the most valuable corporation in the world at the present hour, officially launched the “Rubin” calculation architecture, described by CEO Jensen Huang as “state of the art” in the hardware dedicated to artificial intelligence, writes Techcrunch.com.
Contrary to analysts' predictions that Jen-Hsun Huang would save his best cards for the March GTC conference, NVIDIA's CEO decided to go all-in much earlier. CES 2026 was marked not by routine announcements, but by a true technological triumph—the official unveiling of the innovative Vera Rubin platform. This rapid release was a clear signal to the entire industry: the pace of the arms race in... The post Jen-Hsun Huang unveiled the NVIDIA Rubin…
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