NVIDIA rumored to introduce GPU architecture named after Ada Lovelace

Published: Dec 21st 2020, 09:36 GMT   Comments

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According to the rumors, NVIDIA might be reshaping its roadmap.

NVIDIA Hopper delayed, Ada Lovelace coming sooner?

It is rumored that NVIDIA might be delaying its multi-chip design known as Hopper to introduce a new monolithic series called Lovelace. There is some confusion around the name, because internally NVIDIA uses ‘ADxxx’ for the GPU codenames, while externally it is rumored to be called Lovelace, named after Ada Lovelace, a British mathematician.

According to @kopite7kimi, NVIDIA might be pushing its Hopper back and it is likely to introduce new Lovelace architecture on 5nm first. At this moment it is unclear who would manufacture the new GPU architecture. Both Samsung and TSMC are already capable of manufacturing 5nm chips.

NVIDIA Hopper is rumored to launch with MCM (multi-chip design), however, it is also unknown whether the architecture is coming to the gaming market, as Hopper based GPUs might be exclusive to the HPC market.

Ada Lovelace had already appeared on the NVIDIA t-shirt known as ‘Company of Heroes’. It is actually a good indicator of who could be the future Hero and end up as a new architecture name for upcoming graphics cards:

NVIDIA GTC 2018 Heroes

Gaming Graphics Architectures
Manufacturer20202021-20222023-2024
NVIDIA
8nm Ampere
Gaming
5nm Ada Lovelace
Gaming?
5nm Hopper (MCM)
?
AMD
7nm RDNA2
Gaming
?nm RDNA3
Gaming
TBC
INTEL
10nm Xe-LP
Gaming
6nm Xe-HPG
Gaming
TBC

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