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Nvidia discontinues RTX 5090 GPU to prioritize AI hardware

Nvidia has discontinued its flagship consumer gaming GPU, the RTX 5090, to reallocate its silicon for AI-focused RTX Pro GPUs. This move leaves the RTX 5080 as the top consumer card, but Nvidia plans to release a new 24GB version that is expected to be priced above $2,000 and likely to be quickly acquired by AI companies. This strategic shift indicates Nvidia's strong focus on the AI market, potentially creating opportunities for competitors like AMD and Intel in the high-end consumer GPU space. AI

IMPACT Nvidia's reallocation of consumer GPU silicon to AI hardware may increase AI compute availability but reduce options for high-end PC gaming.

RANK_REASON This is a product strategy shift by a major hardware vendor, impacting the consumer market but not a core AI release or research milestone.

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Nvidia discontinues RTX 5090 GPU to prioritize AI hardware

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    Oy. So, Nvidia discontinued the RTX 5090 GPU, its flagship consumer gaming GPU, in order to use the silicon in its AI-focused RTX Pro GPUs. That leaves the RTX

    Oy. So, Nvidia discontinued the RTX 5090 GPU, its flagship consumer gaming GPU, in order to use the silicon in its AI-focused RTX Pro GPUs. That leaves the RTX 5080 (16GB DDR7), which started out at $999 retail (which is what I paid for mine one year ago) but now goes for over $1…