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1. Oct 17
   RTX 5090 vanishes from Nvidia's marketplace as GB202 chips reportedly go to AI cards

   TechRadar reports that Nvidia's own GPU marketplace no longer lists the RTX 5090, with the RTX 5080 now the highest-end card shown there, and that Micro Center is reportedly listing the flagship as "not carried"; major US retailers are said to have no stock, with third-party sellers near $10,000. The piece cites an unverified leaker claim that Nvidia is diverting all GB202 chips to AI-oriented RTX Pro boards, and argues the company is deprioritizing GeForce hardware in favour of AI demand and cloud gaming. Nvidia has announced no discontinuation, and the article notes the RTX 5090 is still mentioned elsewhere on its site, so the effective-discontinuation framing is the author's inference.

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2. Oct 12
   HPE confirms Nvidia will offer a Rubin PCIe GPU

   According to a presentation HPE shared with The Next Platform and other outlets, HPE has confirmed that its ProLiant DL585a Gen13 server supports an Nvidia Rubin PCIe GPU. The existing Rubin GPU is a data-center part in the SMX form factor drawing up to 2300W, so the report says using that version in a PCIe card would require at least halving the GPU's scale and sharply reducing clocks; the PCIe part could instead sit in the RTX PRO line using the rumored GR202 die. The DL585a Gen13 is a 10U system with two AMD EPYC 9006 processors, support for eight dual-width or 16 single-width expansion cards, and 16 EDSFF E3.S (Thin) drive bays.

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