Nvidia’s Vera Rubin chips are already in production, CEO Jensen Huang confirms, putting to rest rumors of delays that could have shaken investor confidence. While some reports suggested production was pushed to 2028, Huang’s direct statement aligns with earlier January announcements. The stakes are high — Nvidia’s 14-quarter revenue streak hinges on timely AI chip releases, and any stumble could open the door for rivals like AMD. With a projected $1 trillion in sales from Blackwell and Vera Rubin chips by 2027, precision is critical. The real test comes August 26th, when Nvidia’s next earnings report will reveal whether the company’s roadmap remains on track or if those delay whispers were more than just noise.
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