Rubin GPU specs

NVIDIA · Ramping · first available Aug 2026. Dense compute, memory, bandwidth and power from the vendor's documents; each precision stays separate.

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Specifications

Rubin GPU specifications
Dense BF16 · FP32 accumulate4,000 TFLOPS
Dense FP8 · FP32 accumulate17,500 TFLOPS
Dense FP4 · FP32 accumulate35,000 TFLOPS
Memory288 GB · HBM
Memory bandwidth19.2 TB/s
Maximum chip power1,800 W
InterconnectNVLink 6 · 3 TB/s
First availabilityAug 2026
AvailabilityRamping

NVIDIA's individual-GPU table specifies dense BF16, FP8/FP6 training and NVFP4 training directly. FP4 here uses its 35 PF dense training figure, not the separate 50 PF sparse inference claim. Bandwidth and NVLink follow the Oct 2026 NVL72 figures (19.2 TB/s, 3 TB/s); older HGX pages still say 22 and 3.6 TB/s. 1,800 W is NVIDIA's NVL4 benchmark power assumption, and launch timing is an estimate.

Dense tensor rates with FP32 accumulation, never sparse or FP16-accumulate headline figures. Memory is in decimal GB. The est marker flags a value its vendor-document review did not confirm.

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Value ratios

Rubin GPU derived ratios
$ per dense BF16 PFLOP-hourNo on-demand quote
Dense BF16 TFLOPS per watt2.22
Bandwidth bytes per 1,000 BF16 FLOP4.80
$ per dense FP8 PFLOP-hourNo on-demand quote
Dense FP8 TFLOPS per watt9.72
Bandwidth bytes per 1,000 FP8 FLOP1.10
$ per GB of memory per hourNo on-demand quote

Prices divide the cheapest on-demand list price; theoretical ratios do not measure application speed.

Sources

Specifications reviewed . Rubin GPU column: 19.2 TB/s and NVLink 6 at 3 TB/s (HGX and preliminary DGX Rubin NVL8 pages still imply 22 and 3.6 TB/s). 1,800 W is the datasheet's NVL4 benchmark power; NVIDIA states no process node.

First availability: NVIDIA Q2 FY2027 earnings call ↗ (2026-08-26): “We commenced production shipments of Vera Rubin earlier this month.”

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