Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang confirmed on July 15 that the Vera Rubin AI accelerator platform is currently in production. Speaking at an event in Tokyo, Huang dismissed recent reports of manufacturing bottlenecks and hardware delays as not true.
The company expects giant production volumes for the Vera Rubin systems. While Huang confirmed the production status, he did not provide a specific shipping timeline for customer delivery.
The announcement addresses recent speculation from research firms regarding potential component setbacks. The Vera Rubin platform succeeds the Blackwell architecture as Nvidia’s primary hardware for advanced AI workloads and data centers.