Nvidia denies production of RTX 5090 is stopping
The company responds to reports that the graphics card could disappear from the market.
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Nvidia denies that it is stopping production of the RTX 5090. The company is responding to reports about the possible discontinuation of its current flagship consumer model.
The discussion began after the RTX 5090 disappeared from Nvidia's US online store. This fuelled reports that the company would end production of the graphics card or use the chip exclusively for professional and artificial-intelligence applications.
Nvidia says that conclusion is incorrect. According to reports, the company has denied that it is stopping production of the RTX 5090. That does not automatically provide an explanation for why the product was not visible in the online store.
The RTX 5090 is part of the GeForce product line for consumers. The card uses a chip from Nvidia's GB202 family. Rumours had suggested that Nvidia would prefer to reserve the same chip capacity for professional graphics cards and AI systems.
For consumers, availability is particularly important. A product disappearing from an online store may indicate limited stock, a change in distribution or a product decision, but without further company information no definitive conclusion can be drawn.
The issue also illustrates how quickly hardware rumours can affect the market. Nvidia disputes the report of a production halt, but does not make clear how many cards are available or how prices and delivery times are developing.
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