NVIDIA shifts H200 capacity to produce Vera Rubin hardware

BlockBeats News, March 5 — According to the Financial Times, Nvidia has shifted TSMC's manufacturing capacity allocated to it from producing H200 chips to the next-generation Vera Rubin hardware. This move indicates that it no longer expects significant sales growth from the H200 in the short term.

Vera Rubin, Nvidia's latest chip architecture announced earlier this year, is designed for more complex AI systems and is currently in high demand from top American tech companies like OpenAI and Google.

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