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Report says NVIDIA is discontinuing the RTX 5090 and reserving GB202 GPUs for the RTX PRO series (community post)
What happened
A report was shared on Reddit's r/LocalLLaMA saying NVIDIA is discontinuing the RTX 5090 and will allocate the GB202 GPU used in it only to the RTX PRO series going forward. The post does not name the original outlet or give supporting details, and NVIDIA has not officially confirmed it.
Why it matters
The RTX 5090 is a high-memory consumer GPU widely used by individuals and small teams running local LLMs. If true, the cost of obtaining hardware for local inference and fine-tuning could rise. The news also ties into the broader trend of a PC market shrinking amid memory supply shortages.
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