A leaked GPU roadmap, reportedly presented by a Broadcom executive, outlines future hardware including Nvidia's RTX 80 series and AMD's RDNA 7 architecture. However, the document contains significant inconsistencies, such as skipping the RTX 70 series and mislabeling the Radeon RX 9000 series as RDNA 5.
Nvidia has confirmed the Feynman architecture for data centers in 2028, but has not linked it to consumer graphics cards. The roadmap also includes outdated or unverified projects, such as the canceled Falcon Shores accelerator and Intel's Celestial cards, which have yet to appear in the consumer market.
Industry analysts suggest the document may be an incomplete update of a 2024 draft intended for a 2026 presentation. Conflicting reports persist regarding release timelines; while some sources suggest an RTX 6090 launch in 2027, others, including Kepler_L2, argue that Rubin-based GPUs will not arrive until 2028.
The uncertainty extends to console hardware. Microsoft's Project Helix is reportedly scheduled for developer hardware delivery in 2027 with a commercial launch in 2028, while Sony continues development on Project Amethyst. These timelines remain subject to change and do not align with current desktop GPU rumors.
