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Definition: Blackwell
The previous GPU generation from NVIDIA. Although superseded by Vera Rubin, Blackwell chips are active products estimated to be available through 2027.
GB10 - A Mini Version
In 2025, NVIDIA launched a lightweight GB200 for use in its desktop AI computer (see DGX Spark).
Not Your Gamer's GPU
The Blackwell B200 costs around $30,000. A B200 server with 16 GPUs is approximately $240,000, and a GB200 NVL72 server costs around $3 million. No wonder an AI data center can cost $3 billion to build and populate with equipment. See AI data center and rack mounted.
Blackwell Ultra and Vera Rubin
Launched in 2025, Blackwell Ultra is an enhanced Blackwell with more memory. The successor to Blackwell is Rubin, which includes the Vera CPU and Rubin GPU. See Vera Rubin.
Grace Blackwell Superchip
GB10 - A Mini Version
In 2025, NVIDIA launched a lightweight GB200 for use in its desktop AI computer (see DGX Spark).
Not Your Gamer's GPU
The Blackwell B200 costs around $30,000. A B200 server with 16 GPUs is approximately $240,000, and a GB200 NVL72 server costs around $3 million. No wonder an AI data center can cost $3 billion to build and populate with equipment. See AI data center and rack mounted.
Blackwell Ultra and Vera Rubin
Launched in 2025, Blackwell Ultra is an enhanced Blackwell with more memory. The successor to Blackwell is Rubin, which includes the Vera CPU and Rubin GPU. See Vera Rubin.
Superseding the Grace Hopper Superchip, Grace Blackwell links two B200 GPUs and one Grace CPU via NVLink at 900 Gbps. AI "factories" may have hundreds of liquid-cooled server racks, each holding 36 of these boards. See Grace Hopper Superchip and DGX Spark.