Nvidia may skip new consumer gaming GPUs in 2026 due to global memory shortages, delaying RTX 50 Super and RTX 60 releases.

Nvidia is hitting pause on new gaming graphics cards for the first time in roughly three decades, a break that underscores how brutally the AI boom is squeezing the supply of high speed memory.

NVIDIA is reportedly revising its consumer GPU roadmap after ongoing memory supply constraints began disrupting upcoming ...

Plans for new gaming GPUs are being put on hold as the company prioritizes its resources to meet sky-high demand for AI chips ...

Nvidia won’t release a new graphics chip for gamers this year due to a deepening global shortage of memory chips, prompted by ...

Sources from different countries and different companies suggest this is happening, and y'know what, I don't doubt it.

A new report suggests Nvidia’s GeForce roadmap could be heading into an unusually quiet phase, with no fresh RTX gaming GPU launches expected in 2026 and the next major generation potentially slipping ...

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Nvidia Blackwell graphics cards launched more than a year ago, starting with the RTX 5090. And while this generation had a ...

The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 leaks are now coming in thick and fast, with the latest one appearing to confirm the speed of the VRAM used by the new gaming GPU. Bear in mind that Nvidia hasn't even ...

Nvidia has postponed the release of its next-generation gaming graphics processing units (GPUs) this year as a global ...

GeForce Security Update Driver 582.28 is a new driver release for NVIDIA's Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta-based graphics cards, fixing several vulnerabilities.