Nvidia faces further delays with its Blackwell AI chips, which were unveiled in March, are reportedly overheating in server configurations.

The problem is that high-density server racks are exactly where Nvidia’s AI-friendly processors will live.Apparently, rack suppliers have changed the rack designs at Nvidia’s request more than once.

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Nvidia Corp.'s new Blackwell AI chips are facing overheating issues that could delay new data centres, The Information reported ...

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Nvidia's upcoming Blackwell GPUs, already delayed to market, are reportedly facing severe overheating issues in high-capacity ...

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CRN rounds up several recent Nvidia updates, including an expanded partnership with Nutanix, new AI data center reference ...