NVIDIA Revises Vera Rubin Bandwidth Specifications
IT之家 and Wccftech reported that comparisons between archived and current NVIDIA pages show lower HBM4 and sixth-generation NVLink bandwidth figures for several Vera Rubin configurations, alongside higher scale-out networking bandwidth. For the Rubin GPU, the published HBM4 bandwidth changed from a maximum of 22 TB/s to 19.2 TB/s, while NVLink 6 bandwidth fell from 3.6 TB/s to 3 TB/s. The changes also cover the Vera Rubin Superchip, NVL72 and HGX Rubin NVL8 systems. NVIDIA has not publicly explained the revision, and some product and regional pages still show older specifications. These are published specification changes rather than measured benchmark results, and the earlier 22 TB/s figure was a maximum, so the revision does not necessarily represent an equivalent decline in real-world performance across every configuration.
The revision materially changes the published memory and interconnect targets of NVIDIA's next-generation AI platform. It may affect how customers evaluate system performance, but the practical impact will depend on workloads, and NVIDIA has not confirmed a reason for the change.
NVIDIA Quietly Lowers Vera Rubin HBM4 Bandwidth By Up To 26%, NVLink Speeds Also Reduced
Sebastian Castellanos•Oct 26, 2026 at 08:49am EDT
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