Nvidia and AMD's next gaming GPUs could be delayed until 2028, because AI pays better
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Connecting the dots: Nvidia's RTX 60 series Rubin GPUs and most of AMD's RDNA 5-based Radeon 10000 series gaming cards have reportedly been pushed back to 2028. The delay would come down to persistent AI demand, which continues to make data center hardware far more profitable than consumer products.
Responding to a forum question about the release timing for Nvidia and AMD's next-generation graphics cards, the generally reliable leaker Kepler_L2 said on the AnandTech forums that nearly the entire stack from both companies is now expected to arrive in 2028, as AI accelerator demand keeps eating into available capacity. The lone exception is AMD's "AT2" GPU, still reportedly on track to launch next year.
Kepler_L2's post appears to directly contradict a recent report from YouTube channel Moore's Law is Dead, which claimed Nvidia...
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