India, March 23 -- NVIDIA's GTC has revealed plans to launch an enhanced Rubin Ultra in 2027, while its next-generation architecture, Feynman, is also coming into view for 2028.

According to Commercial Times, SoIC (System on Integrated Chips) is expected to be a key technology for TSMC to meet customer design needs for these future platforms. By vertically stacking dies, SoIC can significantly boost transistor density and help overcome the limitations of Moore's Law.

The report adds that Rubin Ultra will comprise seven chips and five rack configurations, while Feynman is expected to adopt customized HBM alongside higher-density chiplet designs.

As the report highlights, NVIDIA's adoption of the Feynman architecture will mark a key turn...