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  1. Chinese internet giants order over 3 million Nvidia RTX PRO 5500 workstation GPUs

    cnBeta, citing Reuters, reports that three large Chinese internet companies together ordered more than 3 million Nvidia RTX PRO 5500 workstation GPUs, a potential order value above $35 billion at the roughly $11,400 list price. Total Chinese orders for the card are said to exceed 6 million units, while Nvidia has told partners that global 2027 output may not exceed 3 million and that it may eventually fill only 5% to 10% of ordered volumes. The report says buyers mainly intend the cards for AI inference, since Nvidia's Blackwell-based B300 cannot be sold in China and Hopper H200 requires case-by-case approval, and that the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology asked some firms in late September to report planned purchases and uses. The article adds that demand has also lifted channel prices for the gaming-focused RTX 5090 above 50,000 yuan, and that large-scale performance of the RTX PRO 5500, listed on Nvidia's site only in September, still awaits validation.

    cnBeta · 🔥 0
  2. Nvidia reportedly halts RTX 5090 production, shifting GB202 capacity to AI GPUs

    According to leakers citing a notice sent to a manufacturing partner, Nvidia has stopped supplying GB202 graphics processors for consumer GeForce RTX 5090-series cards, including the China-only "D" variants, and will use the silicon exclusively for data center and professional graphics cards. The claim is unverified and Nvidia has not commented; typically the company does not respond to rumors. The same reports say the top GeForce card would become a 24GB RTX 5080 while the 16GB RTX 5080 is discontinued. Existing board, distributor and retail inventory means RTX 5090 cards will not vanish immediately, but supply would tighten over time and prices could rise; economically, the same GB202 silicon sells in far more expensive professional and AI parts such as the RTX Pro 5500 and RTX 6000 Pro.

    Tom’s Hardware · 🔥 0

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