Nvidia will release an “exciting” graphics card on May 14!

The main report of the manufacturer is waiting for its audience.

Nvidia has announced that it will be holding its highly anticipated GTC 2020 online demo on May 14th.

In particular, a pre-recorded (off-air) keynote speech will be available for viewing on YouTube channel of the company May 14 at 6:00 AM PT (6:00 PM UTC). The first performance was scheduled for March 23, and then was canceled, like many other technical events, due to the outbreak of the coronavirus.

The company stated, “Huang [генеральный директор Nvidia] will talk about the company’s latest innovations in artificial intelligence, high performance computing, data processing, autonomous machines, healthcare and graphics during the keynote speech. “

Of course, most people are interested in the graphics section, as Nvidia has something big to come up with when it comes to graphics cards. That said, before your excitement reaches its breaking point, it is unlikely that it will be an RTX 3080, but as rumors have it – and some information from Nvidia – we will most likely see a new server GPU.

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However, it will be particularly interesting to see the first 7nm GPU from Nvidia (rumors in this direction promise a 7nm build-up from Nvidia, which could entail custom GeForce graphics cards on smaller architecture).

A first look at the 7nm server GPU and the enhancements that come with it will give you a sense of the performance jump you can expect from consumer GeForce graphics cards – at least to some extent.

Who knows, maybe the manufacturer will tease us with the RTX 3000 products (especially when you consider that this is the most popular post on YouTube), but we should not count on it too much.

In the past, we have already been promised “exciting” revelations about the products that Nvidia planned to share at GTC initially, so everything that is to be seen here will not have to wait long – just over a couple of weeks.

Nvidia also noted that the GTC Digital event had over 45,000 registered users, as well as “300 recorded meetings and dozens of instructor-led sessions.”

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