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Nvidia delays RTX 60 series until 2028 as data center focus takes priority
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Leaker Kopite7kimi says Nvidia's RTX 60 series based on Rubin architecture may not launch until 2028, pushing consumer GPU releases back three years while the company prioritizes data center products.
A three-year gap between GPU generations will force builders and operators to extend the life of existing hardware, increasing total cost of ownership and limiting performance improvements for AI and graphics workloads.
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RTX 60 series based on Rubin architecture may not launch until 2028 according to leaker Kopite7kimi
Nvidia is prioritizing data center and enterprise products over consumer gaming GPUs
Delays stem from resource allocation to RTX Pro 5500 and RTX 50 Super series refresh, with enterprise demand driving component supply decisions
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The postponement means next-gen consumer GPUs will not arrive before 2028, extending the lifecycle of current architectures and delaying performance gains for gaming and professional graphics workloads.
Enterprises and data center operators will continue to receive priority for Rubin-based accelerators, which are expected to generate $20 billion in Q3 2027 revenue, potentially diverting engineering and supply chain resources from consumer markets.
The extended timeline may force users to adopt higher-cost, lower-efficiency hardware or accept reduced capabilities in AI inference and real-time rendering until newer GPUs become available.
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