NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra “B300” Launching in 2H 2025: 1.1 Exaflops FP4 Compute, 288 GB HBM3e Memory, 50% Performance Increase Over GB200

NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra “B300” Launching in 2H 2025: 1.1 Exaflops FP4 Compute, 288 GB HBM3e Memory, 50% Performance Increase Over GB200

NVIDIA has officially unveiled its latest advancement in AI computing technology—the NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra—marking a significant enhancement in memory capacity and AI compute capabilities designed specifically for data centers.

NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra: A Leap Forward with Enhanced Performance and Massive Memory Capacity

After a somewhat rocky start during the initial launch of the Blackwell series, NVIDIA has made substantial improvements to the availability of its cutting-edge AI solution. This is aimed at supporting leading AI and data center providers with top-tier hardware innovations and solutions. The original B100 and B200 GPU series set a high bar with their robust AI computational power, but now, the forthcoming Blackwell Ultra is poised to redefine industry benchmarks.

The upcoming B300 GPU series will not only feature enhanced memory configurations, including advanced memory stacks of up to 12-Hi HBM3E, but will also deliver superior AI compute performance for expedited processing. These new chips will integrate seamlessly with the latest Spectrum Ultra X800 Ethernet switches, which boast a 512-radix capability, providing unmatched network performance for data-heavy applications.

NVIDIA AI GPU Roadmap

Overview of the NVIDIA Data Center GPU Roadmap

GPU Codename X Rubin (Ultra) Blackwell (Ultra) Hopper Ampere Time Pascal
GPU Family GX200 GR100 GB200 GH200/GH100 GA100 GV100 GP100
GPU WeU X100 R100 B100/B200 H100/H200 A100 V100 P100
Memory HBM4e? HBM4 HBM3e HBM2e/HBM3/HBM3e HBM2e HBM2 HBM2
Launch 202X 2026-2027 2024-2025 2022-2024 2020-2022 2018 2016

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