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NVIDIA Senior Vice President Jeff Fisher officially refuted claims that the company is ending production of its flagship GeForce RTX 5090 GPU. Speaking at the RTX Spark Launch Party in Taipei on October 16, Fisher confirmed that shipments of the high-end hardware will continue.
The clarification follows widespread speculation fueled by reports from outlets like PC Games Hardware, which previously cited anonymous industry sources suggesting that supply of the GB202 chip used in the RTX 5090 had been halted. These rumors emerged amid broader concerns regarding semiconductor shortages and rising component costs.
Fisher acknowledged that NVIDIA faces certain constraints regarding production capacity but emphasized that the company is working diligently to maintain market availability. He explicitly stated that production has not been canceled for the model.
Despite this official denial, the long-term outlook for GPU supply remains uncertain. Global semiconductor shortages and rising costs for components continue to impact the market, leaving the future stability of hardware availability unclear for consumers.
