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Nvidia says Anthropic, OpenAI among big users of new Vera chip
Nvidia's new Vera chip, favored by Anthropic and OpenAI, aims to revolutionize AI data centers with enhanced performance.
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theverge.com
Nvidia says ‘CPUs for agents’ are ‘our new major growth driver’.
Nvidia’s not just GPUs and networking anymore: it just announced its second major server CPU, Vera, and Jensen says “this is going to be our new major growth driver.” Says Vera…
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thehindubusinessline.com
Nvidia says Anthropic, OpenAI among big users of new Vera chip
Nvidia's new Vera chip, favored by Anthropic and OpenAI, aims to revolutionize AI data centers with enhanced performance.
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siliconangle.com
Nvidia ramps up production of Vera Rubin, the foundation of the next generation of AI factories - SiliconANGLE
Nvidia ramps up production of Vera Rubin, the foundation of the next generation of AI factories - SiliconANGLE
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thenextweb.com
NVIDIA names Anthropic and OpenAI among first users of its Vera chip
Nvidia says Anthropic, OpenAI, SpaceX and Oracle are among the first to receive Vera, its in-house CPU for AI agents, now in full production.
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asia.nikkei.com
Nvidia bets on agentic AI with its 'largest-ever' supercomputing system
Jensen Huang announces Vera Rubin racks production, CPU bets and Microsoft laptop foray
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ynetnews.com
NVIDIA wants AI agents everywhere: in data centers, PCs and humanoid robots
At GTC Taipei, NVIDIA unveiled a sweeping lineup built for the age of AI agents, including Vera CPUs for AI factories, RTX Spark Windows PCs, DGX Station for enterprise desks,…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Nvidia growth driver Vera has big-name early adopters, according to CEO Huang - The Economic Times
Huang was speaking and presenting ahead of the Computex conference in Taipei where leaders of some of the world's largest technology companies are gathering.
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qz.com
Nvidia Vera Rubin AI chip platform enters full production
The next-generation platform promises 10 times the agentic AI throughput of its Grace Blackwell predecessor at a tenth of the cost per token