NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 “Ada” GPU architecture specs allegedly leaked, up to 144 Streaming Multiprocessors

NVIDIA Ada GPU specs leaked?

Following a cyberattack on NVIDIA servers, more and more confidential data leaks online.

NVIDIA is not having a good time right now. The hacking group that has managed to infiltrate the company’s internal servers has begun leaking the confidential data. First, it was confirmed that NVIDIA Hopper successor is codename Blackwell, and just today the DLSS source code has supposedly been posted.

According to @davideneco25320 who apparently has seen the full specs of the NVIDIA next-gen GPUs from said files, the company is set to launch as many as 5 desktop processors: AD102, AD103, AD104, AD10 and AD107. We have in fact received a similar list which supposedly originated at the same source, which is why we do not have a reason to believe it is fake.

NVIDIA ADA GPU Specs, Source: @davideneco25320

The specs table posted by David features Turing, Ampere and Ada GPU families, the GeForce RTX 40 series will feature up to 144 Streaming Multiprocessors, which would be the specs of AD102 GPU. Should NVIDIA keep the same CUDA core count per SM, this would mean a maximum of 18432 cores.

The company is also planning AD103 GPU with 84 SMs (10752 CUDA cores) and AD104 with 60 SMs (7680 cores). The mid and low-end AD106 and AD107 GPUs should offer 36 SMs (4608 cores) and 24 SMs (3072 cores) respectively.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 series is now expected to launch in September this year, following a 2-year cadence of discrete consumer GPU release.

Source: @davideneco25320