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RTX 5090 not dead, says Nvidia—but it's mysteriously vanished from the company's official marketplace
Rumours have been circulating as of late that Nvidia has halted production of its flagship RTX 5090 graphics card , in favour of moving the GB202 silicon towards RTX Pro data center GPUs instead.
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Nvidia senior vice‑president Jeff Fisher refuted rumours that the RTX 5090 graphics card had been discontinued, telling an audience in Taipei that the product remains in production despite a constrained supply chain. Fisher said Nvidia is working to bring the card to market and that other RTX 5090 variants are still being made. The denial comes after the RTX 5090 mysteriously disappeared from Nvidia’s official marketplace, fueling speculation that the company might be shifting the GB202 silicon toward RTX Pro data‑center GPUs.
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