Reports Indicate of New NVIDIA and AMD Graphics Cards and Significant Delays
Indeed, NVIDIA and AMD generally follow a regular pattern of releasing new generations of graphics cards. However, industry rumors indicate that the upcoming schedules might be disrupted. Insiders state that new model announcements will not likely take place in their usual timeframe but will possibly push potential launches far beyond next year.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 6000 Series Timeline
Foreign media cite industry insiders alluding to the fact that the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 6000 series is facing a huge delay. These graphics cards will not likely reach retail stores before the year ends in 2027. Some predictions even estimate that the launch could be postponed to 2028.
AMD RDNA 5 and Computex 2027
The next-gen products of AMD based on RDNA 5 architecture are also rumored to be delayed. It is said that these red-themed cards may launch at the Computex exhibition in the second half of May 2027. This means that retail availability may not commence until the second half of that year.
Reason for Delay: Component Shortage
It is suspected that these alterations from the regular launch calendar are resulting from a shortage of GDDR memory chips. All reports indicate that these components are now being directed by major clients into data centers, clearing them off the assembly lines and thus depriving supplies for consumer video cards.
At present, there is no comment from either AMD or NVIDIA concerning these insider publications.
