
NVIDIA Vera Rubin
Nvidia accelerated-computing platform succeeding Blackwell.
Nvidia Vera Rubin is Nvidia's accelerated-computing platform succeeding Blackwell, offering up to five times the inference performance; Civo said on 22 September 2026 it would be among the first UK cloud providers to offer it.
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NVIDIA Vera Rubin is Nvidia's accelerated-computing platform succeeding Blackwell, offering up to five times the inference performance of its predecessor, with 288GB of HBM4 memory per GPU and 72 GPUs plus 36 CPUs in each rack.
The platform is named after Vera Rubin, the American astronomer whose work provided key evidence for dark matter; it is a separate thing from the Vera c. Rubin Observatory named after her. Civo said at Navigate London on 22 September 2026 that it would be among the first UK cloud providers to offer Vera Rubin, taking orders at early-access pricing of $10.00 per hour .