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NVIDIA confirms RTX Spark roadmap with Rubin in 2027 and Rosa Feynman in 2029 - VideoCardz.com

Rubin in 2027, Rosa Feynman in 2029. NVIDIA just locked in its AI chip roadmap through the end of the decade.

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Why it matters

NVIDIA is signaling multi-year compute capacity commitments with next-gen RTX Spark architectures, directly addressing the infrastructure race that will determine which labs can train and deploy frontier models at scale.

The key facts

6 to know
  1. RTX Spark roadmap confirmed with Rubin GPU launching 2027

  2. Rosa Feynman GPU targeted for 2029

  3. 1 petaflop AI chip capability mentioned (RTX Spark)

  4. DLSS 4.5 update announced

  5. Announced at COMPUTEX 2026

  6. Jensen Huang noted internal Claude usage and family AI agent deployments

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Publisher excerpt: NVIDIA confirms RTX Spark roadmap with Rubin in 2027 and Rosa Feynman in 2029 VideoCardz.com NVIDIA at COMPUTEX 2026: NVIDIA RTX Spark, DLSS 4.5, RTX Updates | GeForce NVIDIA Nvidia at Computex 2026 LIVE — RTX Spark super chip, the future of laptops and more Tom's Guide NVIDIA RTX Spark: 1 petaflop…
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