Nvidia Vera CPU Review: 2TB/S Memory Bandwidth, a Real x86 Rival
rbanffy
14 points
3 comments
November 11, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (2 comments)
ksec
Considering Vera is still on 3nm, it is seriously impressive. I just wish it has a higher core count offering and higher wattage design. Currently it maxes out at 450W compared to the 256 Core 600W AMD Zen6c. This will hopefully brings even more competition on the Server Market. And ARM finally has a variable solution on Server. As Graviton is pretty much AWS only and I doubt Amazon would sell much of it outside while Ampere has not produced a single design that is competitive. I hope they can push their next generation Rosa CPU to 800W+. 256 Rosa Core CPU, Mellanox ConnectX Network, PCIe 7.0. Add in some decent SSD and we are good to go.
ThePinion
Can't wait to secretly sell these to China