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Nvidia reveals Vera CPU details, claims its custom Olympus cores outperform AMD Epyc Turin

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What just happened? Nvidia has released more information about its upcoming Vera data center CPU this week, including key details about the custom Olympus cores that are purpose-built for agentic AI workloads. The company also claimed that the new core architecture offers faster single-core performance than competing products.

Part of Nvidia's Vera Rubin platform, the Arm-based Vera CPU is designed to perform complex reasoning, facilitate tool execution, generate code, and plan tasks for AI agents. Developed as a multi-purpose chip, it can also handle scientific data processing and reinforcement learning, which demand more CPU power than typical AI workloads.

Each Vera CPU incorporates 88 Olympus cores, 176 physical threads, a 64KB four-way L1 instruction cache, and 164MB of unified L3 cache on a monolithic compute die. It also features a 48-instruction decode queue....

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